What is the Continental Divide and why is it significant?

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Stolb23 [73]4 years ago

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For example, the Continental Divide of the Americas, or the Great Divide, runs through much of North and South America. It separates the water that runs toward the Pacific Ocean from the water that runs toward the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans and the Gulf of Mexico.

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What is the Continental Divide and why is it significant?​

What is the Continental Divide and why is it significant?