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100 Longest Rivers in North America - with a Map
With the help of the map, name the 100 longest rivers and river systems on the North American continent!
Main source: river-specific sites of Wikipedia as well as Spanish Wikipedia
See comments for further terminology
Additional waters (headwaters, traversed lakes etc.) can be found in quiz and answer stats
More continents in this series: Europe
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Last updated: June 11, 2022
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100 Longest Rivers by Continent
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River: A body of water bearing the same name for its course
River system: A system which consists of at least two rivers. There are, however, requirements for this:
A river system has been assumed if it has
1. its source in a lake which is fed by a river of another name (e.g. Niagara River -> Lake Ontario -> St. Lawrence River)
2. its source at the confluence of two rivers, then following the longer one (e.g. Ohio -> Allegheny)
This in return means, that a longer tributary joining the main river later somewhere along its way is NOT considered a river system (e.g. Mississippi - Missouri)
N.B. I only considered information currently available in Wikipedia. The true length incl. small mountain headcreeks of unspecified length might be longer. A few rivers (Culiacán and Great Bear) were excluded due to dubious sources.
Stay tuned, South America is coming next!