The Sabine River separates Texas from Louisiana and before the Republic of Texas was established it separated Mexican territory from US area. It runs through a very large reservoir, Toldeo Bend, that is a hot spot for bass fishing. The Sabine empties into the Glf of Mexico. Consider adding it.
Fantastic quiz, but I wish the names would be tied to the rivers after the conclusion so that one could click a river and find out its name.
Also: I think this quiz is very tied to where you're from. I got the Wabash and the Chattahoochee because I'm from Indiana and spent childhood summers in Columbus, GA.
Why is there a picture of Portland Head Light for rivers? It's a mile or 2 below the mouth of the Presumpscott "River" which is a ditch that widens out into the harbor.
Did not know that ND had a James River. But living in Williamsburg and my back yard is the James River in Virginia, I got it right by guessing even though it was not on the map. The interesting thing is that the Potomac is the 4th longest river, and the James is the 2nd. Jamestown is no longer a city but a historical landmark. Williamsburg/Newport News are the actual cities now in these parts where Jamestown used to be.
Looks to me like every state is represented in this quiz in some capacity, if only a border river sometimes, except for Rhode Island, Hawaii, North Carolina, and Michigan.
Also: I think this quiz is very tied to where you're from. I got the Wabash and the Chattahoochee because I'm from Indiana and spent childhood summers in Columbus, GA.
Fun fact: North Dakota and Virginia each have a river called the James River that flows through a city called Jamestown.