Bodies of Water and Rivers

The study and description of bodies of water is known as ______.

Rivers on the ______ slope are characterized by being short, straight, and having a steep gradient, resulting in them not being very navigable.

The ______ River, prominent in Canada, flows through boreal coniferous forests and sparsely populated natural landscapes.

Spanning across both Canada and the USA, the ______ River has a substantial basin surface of 668,000 square kilometers.

The ______ River, with a length of 3,734 kilometers, flows into the Gulf of Mexico and has a basin area of 3,238,000 square kilometers.

Serving as a natural border, the ______ flows between the southern USA and northern Mexico.

The ______ River collects water from the Great Lakes, connecting them to the Atlantic Ocean over a length of 1,197 kilometers.

Known as Lake Cocibolca, ______ stands out as the largest lake in Central America and is unique for its population of freshwater sharks.

An essential component of the Panama Canal, ______ is an artificial lake that allows ships to transit 33 kilometers across the Isthmus of Panama.

Located on the border of Bolivia and Peru, ______ is recognized as the highest navigable lake in the world, situated at an altitude of 3,812 meters above sea level.