Home
Explore
Exams
Search for anything
Search for anything
Login
Get started
Home
You Gotta Know These African Bodies of Water
Studied by 0 people
0.0
(0)
Add a rating
Learn
A personalized and smart learning plan
Practice Test
Take a test on your terms and definitions
Spaced Repetition
Scientifically backed study method
Matching Game
How quick can you match all your cards?
Flashcards
Study terms and definitions
1 / 23
There's no tags or description
Looks like no one added any tags here yet for you.
24 Terms
View all (24)
Star these 24
1
Nile River
Longest river in the world, 4,132 miles long.
New cards
2
Blue Nile
Major tributary from Ethiopia, feeds the Nile.
New cards
3
White Nile
Longer headstream of the Nile, includes Lake Victoria.
New cards
4
Aswan High Dam
Creates Lake Nasser, reduces Nile floods.
New cards
5
Congo River
Africa's second-longest river, 2,900 miles long.
New cards
6
Boyoma Falls
Seven cataracts marking the Congo River's start.
New cards
7
Malebo Pool
Area where Upper Congo meets Lower Congo.
New cards
8
Zambezi River
Flows into Indian Ocean, features Victoria Falls.
New cards
9
Victoria Falls
Largest waterfall by flow rate in Africa.
New cards
10
Niger River
Third-longest river, flows into Gulf of Guinea.
New cards
11
Benue River
Main tributary of the Niger River.
New cards
12
Niger Delta
Rich in fisheries and petroleum, social unrest area.
New cards
13
Limpopo River
Rises in South Africa, known for flooding.
New cards
14
Okavango River
Terminates in the Okavango Delta, inland swamp.
New cards
15
Lake Victoria
Africa's largest lake, shared by three countries.
New cards
16
Nile Perch
Introduced species causing cichlid extinctions in Victoria.
New cards
17
Lake Tanganyika
Second-largest lake, second-deepest, over 4,700 feet.
New cards
18
Lake Malawi
Southernmost Great Rift Valley lake, rich in cichlids.
New cards
19
Lake Volta
World's largest man-made lake, created by Akosombo Dam.
New cards
20
Akosombo Dam
Generates over a gigawatt of power for Ghana.
New cards
21
Lake Chad
Surface area reduced by over 90% since 1960s.
New cards
22
Orange River
Notable river in Africa, mentioned for context.
New cards
23
Senegal River
Another significant river in Africa, included for context.
New cards
24
Gambia River
Important river in West Africa, mentioned for context.
New cards