Interesting the Nile doesn't rank.
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It only has a discharge of 2,800 cubic meters a second. Which puts it at the 105th most powerful river. I assumed it would be on the list too, makes me wonder if the irrigation techniques used in the Nile impact that.
What's the deal with olympic swimming pool? Idk what 83 pools mean
I don't know that 200 million liters a second is very helpful either, to be honest. At least I can almost picture 80 big ass pools being filled in a second.
How is the St Laurence shared with the US?
A little under 100 miles of the state of New York’s border is the river itself.