The Amazon River is the longest river in the world! It provides travel, nutrients and minerals across northern Brazil, and is also a home a wide diversity of freshwater organisms.

Bow River runs off the glacial Lake Louise in northern Alberta, Canada. This river through all its twists and turns connects Lake Louise to the ocean. Try following the river's path.

Where the Brazos River meets the Gulf of Mexico

Flowing out of Burnaby Lake, joining the Fraser River into Salish Sea

Water shed that supplies Vancouver with 1/3 of its fresh drinking water!

Where the river meet the Burrard Inlet

This is Fraser river in my hometown Richmond .BC .It is meeting the Pacific Ocean.

The Mighty Fraser River!!!

I've tagged the Fraser River that flows out to the Pacific Ocean.

The Gatineau River is a small, but beautiful river. It is great for canoeing and kayaking. It flows into the Ottawa River, which then flows into the St. Lawrence River. The St. Lawrence brings all that water to the Atlantic Ocean.

Honeoye Creek flows into the Genesee River which flows into Lake Ontario, from which St. Lawrence River flows all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.

I go to nature school along the Humber River.  I also love watching the salmon run in the river.  

Some lakes are land locked, and not connected to a major river or stream. These lakes are still connected to the ocean however, through the water cycle!

It's one of longest rivers in Hong Kong. The river starts from the tallest mountain of Hong Kong, flows through a little district called Shatin and finally reach the sea where sea turtles and coral communities live! People do recreational activities such as running, joggling and cycling there! However, litters could be found nearby. 

There is a small creek on the land that I live on and it is a tributary to the Serpentine river. This river goes into Boundary Bay and into the Pacific Ocean. 

What a great little creek and walking area where the Salmon come to lay their eggs!

The Nile River was vital for the Ancient Egyptian civilization. Many civilizations were founded along coast lines or along rivers in order to have access to transportation, water and food.

The Vedder river is fun for rafting.

The Columbia River looks like it was damned in the United States

columbia river has been damned in the USA

Kalamalka Lake is a glacial lake. The main inflow is from wood lake. The lake drained by Vernon creek at the north end, then passes through the city of Vernon and flows into Okanagan Lake. Then it flows  into the Okanagan river, then into the the Columbia river, and then into the Pacific ocean. 

The closest river!

Where the Fraser river meets the pacific oceans!