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Rio Negro & Rio Solimoes - Two Rivers Won't Mix
Rio Negro & Rio Solimoes - Two Rivers Won't Mix
In Manaus Brazil there is a strange phenomenon that happens at the place known as the "Meeting of Waters". Here the Rio Negro and Rio Solimoe meet, but the two rivers refuse to mix, instead stretching on side by side for more than six kilometers. picked by Bingo 4 months ago
tags rio negro solimoes river mix Manaus
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 Ankabout
4 months ago
That's pretty cool! You cna see the same effect (though not at clearly with the colour contrast) around Cape Town in South Africa.

There the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean meet, and due to the temperature differences between the two oceans you have a long line that defines the boundry.
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 Doggyliv...
4 months ago
« Ankabout :

There the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean meet, and due to the temperature differences between the two oceans you have a long line that defines the boundry.
Wrong! It's a miracle. Hallelujah
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 drogue
4 months ago
"Old Man River" indeed.
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 meggysue
4 months ago
The junction of the Kentucky River and Dix River do the same thing. The KY river is silty, while the Dix is not. Kakana will vouch for it.. he saw it, didn't you brudder?
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