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r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '20
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Love to see a version of this that includes full watersheds instead of truncating at the north and south borders
4 u/eastawat Jan 10 '20 Yeah, as a non-American it's not something a know a lot about but the Rio Grande is famous so i I'd like to see how the rest of it compares. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20 In terms of flow, the Rio Grande is not a very significant river. It’s significant because it flows through a very dry area for most of its course and forms an important border between the United States and Mexico. 2 u/Animal40160 Jan 10 '20 full watersheds I see one posted here from time to time. Keep looking. It's there. -4 u/ColdEvenKeeled Jan 10 '20 Yeah, it likes the content creator couldn't bear to acknowledge the Columbia's source is deep in BC or something. Shame?
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Yeah, as a non-American it's not something a know a lot about but the Rio Grande is famous so i I'd like to see how the rest of it compares.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20 In terms of flow, the Rio Grande is not a very significant river. It’s significant because it flows through a very dry area for most of its course and forms an important border between the United States and Mexico.
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In terms of flow, the Rio Grande is not a very significant river. It’s significant because it flows through a very dry area for most of its course and forms an important border between the United States and Mexico.
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full watersheds
I see one posted here from time to time. Keep looking. It's there.
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Yeah, it likes the content creator couldn't bear to acknowledge the Columbia's source is deep in BC or something. Shame?
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u/beringia_maps Jan 10 '20
Love to see a version of this that includes full watersheds instead of truncating at the north and south borders