The Mississippi River Explained in under 3 minutes
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The #Mississippi is part of one of the largest river systems in the world, covering over one third of the entirety of the United States. The system boasts many stems like the Missouri river or the Ohio river and these two, together with 20 other of the US's largest #Rivers eventually merge into the Mississippi. The Mississippi river has played ...
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A beautiful rainbow arched over the magnificent Yellow River's Hukou Waterfall in China's Shanxi Province on Monday, creating an amazing spectacle. The Hukou Waterfall is the largest cascade on the Yellow River, China's second-longest river. This natural wonder, named for its resemblance to a giant kettle pouring water, thunders with turbulent currents as it plunges over cliffs, captivating visitors with its raw, breathtaking power and beauty. #ChinaSeen | CGTN
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A beautiful rainbow arched over the magnificent Yellow River's Hukou Waterfall in China's Shanxi Province on Monday, creating an amazing spectacle. The Hukou Waterfall is the largest cascade on the Yellow River, China's second-longest river. This natural wonder, named for its resemblance to a giant kettle pouring water, thunders with turbulent currents as it plunges over cliffs, captivating visitors with its raw, breathtaking power and beauty. #ChinaSeen | CGTN
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WATCH: The water level of the Loboc River in Bohol continues to rise as runoff from upstream towns flows downstream. Residents are urged to remain alert. High tide is expected at 10:16 a.m., which could aggravate flooding in low-lying areas. | via Leo Udtohan, Philippine Daily Inquirer •⁠ ⁠Follow live updates for #TinoPH: https://inqnews.net/TinoPH | INQUIRER.net
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WATCH: The water level of the Loboc River in Bohol continues to rise as runoff from upstream towns flows downstream. Residents are urged to remain alert. High tide is expected at 10:16 a.m., which could aggravate flooding in low-lying areas. | via Leo Udtohan, Philippine Daily Inquirer •⁠ ⁠Follow live updates for #TinoPH: https://inqnews.net/TinoPH | INQUIRER.net
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