Most of the major rivers are on the mainland of China. The rivers flow south to the Gulf of Thailand. Some of the rivers are Irrawaddy, Salween, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand. Rivers can affect land with the water by watering rice fields, fertile land,and gives water to animals.
The major rivers of Southeast Asia are founds along the mainland. Most of these rivers flow southward towards the Gulf of Thailand. The major rivers include the Irrawaddy, Salween, and the Chao Phraya. The Mekong River forms the border between Thailand and Laos. Because of the warm temperatures and heavy rains, it makes the Mekong a good rice-growing area. Rivers can affect the land in many ways. The rivers serve a big purpose and are very convenient for people living around this river. A good purpose that the river serves is, the river can give water to the people that live around the area. Another good purpose is for irrigation, many areas depend on rivers to irrigate their crops and other land.
This region’s rivers are mostly found on the mainland. Most rivers start in the north, and progress to the south. They start up in China and swim down the Gulf of Thailand. Southeast Asia’s most popular rivers include the Irrawaddy, Salween, Chao Phraya, and Mekong. The Mekong gets heavy rainfall and warm temperatures. This makes the region nice for growing rice.
Rivers can affect their world around them in many ways. They can make the population bigger and make the land more fertile. The Mekong has both these affects. Because of warm temperatures and rainfall, it makes the soil fertile which attracts farmers to farm, which leads to population growth.
The major rivers of, Southeast Asia, are found on main land. They flow from the northern highlands to southern china which is probably a low land because water can’t flow upwards. Some of the major rivers include Irrawaddy and Salween. The Mekong River is 2600 miles long (I couldn’t swim that far).the coast of the Mekong river is fertile for rice.
Some rivers can over-flow and lead to flooding in this area. So on the good side they can leave silt on the land to make it more fertile. Plus heavy rain lead to more flooding which leads to more fertile land. Most rivers are located on main land which leads to more hydroelectric power. Plus having a long river in your country can be good cause you can be In a world record book.
Southeast Asia’s rivers are located on the mainland. They flow south toward the gulf of Thailand. The Mekong River forms the border between Thailand and Laos. It empties into the China Sea. The Mekong is a fertile rice growing area and has warm temperatures and heavy rainfall. Also, it has a large population to cover its land.
Rivers can affect land around them. They do that by, providing a warm temperature for growing conditions of crops. It can also make fertile soil and affect the humidity. They may give us hydroelectric power too. Rivers can flood and make people to leave their home.
Southeast Asia’s major rivers begin in Northern highlands and in southern China. Southeast Asia’s major rivers are: the Irrawaddy, the Salween in Myanmar, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand. The river Mekong starts in China and forms the border between Thailand and Laos. It makes its way through Cambodia and southern Vietnam before emptying itself into the South China Sea. Heavy rains and warm weather make the Mekong area a good area to farm rice.
Rivers may affect the land around them in a good way or a bad way. Some good ways are the river helps give water to the land around it. The river also provides food for the people living there. Also like Mekong area, there might be warm weather and heavy rain fall which makes the soil fertile. Some bad ways it might affect the land is sometimes there is major flooding from the heavy rain falls.
This section is about the rivers and where the rivers flow. The Irrawaddy, the Salween, and the Chao Phraya are all located in Thailand. The Mekong is 4,184 km long. The Mekong journey also takes it along the coast of china. That is what this section is about.
Rivers can affect their surroundings by eroding the soil around. Also by creating hug deltas at their mouth for farmers. Rivers can also be very dangrous because they can erode the soil very fast and suck in the crops of the farmers. along withthat they can also sweep people off their feet and carring them down streem.that is how rivers can affect the world around them.
1. The Irrawaddy and the Salween in Myanmar, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand are southwest Asia’s major rivers. Mekong forms a border between Thailand and Laos, and is 2,600 miles long (I couldn’t swim that long if I tried) and it soon empties into the South China Sea. This river is a fertile rice growing area with a big population. 2. Rivers can make fertile soil to grow plants. When plants grow, animals eat them. When there is more animals, humans can eat a lot of plants and animals. If humans are well fed, then our population grows.
Southeast Asia’s major rivers are located on the mainland. Southeast Asia’s major rivers contain the Irrawaddy and the Salween in Myanmar, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand. Another river, the Mekong, starts on its 2,600 mile voyage in China and also forms the border between Thailand and Laos. Warm temperatures and heavy rains compose the Mekong region a fertile rice-growing area. This region has an enormous population.
Rivers can affect the land around them because if the river floods it could ruin the crops if there is farming in the area. Flooding could also just mess up houses and towns, (Duh). Another way that rivers can affect land is that if a kid falls in and is knocked away. Thus, because of that, it will eventually happen to all the kids. If that happens there would be no kids left and population would drop, (big time). Conformity is a big part of society today. (One kid does something; everyone’s got to do it. It’s like a law, for kids at least.)
Southeast Asia’s major rivers are located on mainland. Several of these rivers flow southward to the Gulf of Thailand. The major rivers are Irrawaddy, Salween, and the Chao Phraya. Warm temperatures and heavy rains on the Mekong make this area a fertile rice-growing area. When this region has a large population.
Rivers can affect the land big time around them. They could flood like the Chang Jiang does and destroy homes. Or it could be good that they are there because then fisherman could get food for their family. Also, could have a big market and not starve. I think I would take the fishing river because I wouldn’t want my home destroyed.
1.Southeast Asia’s main rivers are found in the southern part of China. Some of the major rivers are the Irrawaddy, the Salween, the Chao Phraya, and the Mekong. The Mekong is about 2,600 miles long. Its journey begins in china and makes the border between Thailand and Laos. It goes through Cambodia and finally dumps into the South China Sea.
2.The can affect the land in both positive and negative ways. It affects the land in a positive way, by helping with crops by making the soil fertile. It affects the people in the land in a negative way by floods and. It also helps establishes borders between countries. The rivers help the land in many different ways.
The most important rivers in East Asia flow through China. The Huang He (Yellow River) is northern China’s major river system. It is called the Yellow River because it carries tons of this yellow-brown soil called loess. The Chang Jiang is 3,400 miles and is Asia’s longest river. On the Chang Jiang is the Three Gorge Dam which is 607 ft. tall and 1.4miles long.
The Yellow River transports very fine soil for farming. The Yellow River also is China’s major river system. But the river frequently floods killing and leaving many people homeless. The Chang Jiang is also another major river system and Asia’s longest river. The Chinese are building a dam called the Three Gorge Dam which when constructed it caused a lake, forcing millions of people out of there homes.
The most important rivers in Southeast Asia are located in the mainland. Most of them flow toward the Gulf of Thialand. The major rivers are Irrawaddy, Salween, and Choa Phraya. The Mekong region is a fertile rice-growing area. It also has the lagest population.
the river affect the area by growing rice and providing water.
Most of the major rivers are on the mainland of China. The rivers flow south to the Gulf of Thailand. Some of the rivers are Irrawaddy, Salween, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect land with the water by watering rice fields, fertile land,and gives water to animals.
The major rivers of Southeast Asia are founds along the mainland. Most of these rivers flow southward towards the Gulf of Thailand. The major rivers include the Irrawaddy, Salween, and the Chao Phraya. The Mekong River forms the border between Thailand and Laos. Because of the warm temperatures and heavy rains, it makes the Mekong a good rice-growing area.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect the land in many ways. The rivers serve a big purpose and are very convenient for people living around this river. A good purpose that the river serves is, the river can give water to the people that live around the area. Another good purpose is for irrigation, many areas depend on rivers to irrigate their crops and other land.
This region’s rivers are mostly found on the mainland. Most rivers start in the north, and progress to the south. They start up in China and swim down the Gulf of Thailand. Southeast Asia’s most popular rivers include the Irrawaddy, Salween, Chao Phraya, and Mekong. The Mekong gets heavy rainfall and warm temperatures. This makes the region nice for growing rice.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect their world around them in many ways. They can make the population bigger and make the land more fertile. The Mekong has both these affects. Because of warm temperatures and rainfall, it makes the soil fertile which attracts farmers to farm, which leads to population growth.
Rivers of Southeast Asia
ReplyDeleteThe major rivers of, Southeast Asia, are found on main land. They flow from the northern highlands to southern china which is probably a low land because water can’t flow upwards. Some of the major rivers include Irrawaddy and Salween. The Mekong River is 2600 miles long (I couldn’t swim that far).the coast of the Mekong river is fertile for rice.
Some rivers can over-flow and lead to flooding in this area. So on the good side they can leave silt on the land to make it more fertile. Plus heavy rain lead to more flooding which leads to more fertile land. Most rivers are located on main land which leads to more hydroelectric power. Plus having a long river in your country can be good cause you can be In a world record book.
Southeast Asia’s rivers are located on the mainland. They flow south toward the gulf of Thailand. The Mekong River forms the border between Thailand and Laos. It empties into the China Sea. The Mekong is a fertile rice growing area and has warm temperatures and heavy rainfall. Also, it has a large population to cover its land.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect land around them. They do that by, providing a warm temperature for growing conditions of crops. It can also make fertile soil and affect the humidity. They may give us hydroelectric power too. Rivers can flood and make people to leave their home.
Southeast Asia’s major rivers begin in Northern highlands and in southern China. Southeast Asia’s major rivers are: the Irrawaddy, the Salween in Myanmar, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand. The river Mekong starts in China and forms the border between Thailand and Laos. It makes its way through Cambodia and southern Vietnam before emptying itself into the South China Sea. Heavy rains and warm weather make the Mekong area a good area to farm rice.
ReplyDeleteRivers may affect the land around them in a good way or a bad way. Some good ways are the river helps give water to the land around it. The river also provides food for the people living there. Also like Mekong area, there might be warm weather and heavy rain fall which makes the soil fertile. Some bad ways it might affect the land is sometimes there is major flooding from the heavy rain falls.
This section is about the rivers and where the rivers flow. The Irrawaddy, the Salween, and the Chao Phraya are all located in Thailand. The Mekong is 4,184 km long. The Mekong journey also takes it along the coast of china. That is what this section is about.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect their surroundings by eroding the soil around. Also by creating hug deltas at their mouth for farmers. Rivers can also be very dangrous because they can erode the soil very fast and suck in the crops of the farmers. along withthat they can also sweep people off their feet and carring them down streem.that is how rivers can affect the world around them.
1. The Irrawaddy and the Salween in Myanmar, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand are southwest Asia’s major rivers. Mekong forms a border between Thailand and Laos, and is 2,600 miles long (I couldn’t swim that long if I tried) and it soon empties into the South China Sea. This river is a fertile rice growing area with a big population.
ReplyDelete2. Rivers can make fertile soil to grow plants. When plants grow, animals eat them. When there is more animals, humans can eat a lot of plants and animals. If humans are well fed, then our population grows.
Southeast Asia’s major rivers are located on the mainland. Southeast Asia’s major rivers contain the Irrawaddy and the Salween in Myanmar, and the Chao Phraya in Thailand. Another river, the Mekong, starts on its 2,600 mile voyage in China and also forms the border between Thailand and Laos. Warm temperatures and heavy rains compose the Mekong region a fertile rice-growing area. This region has an enormous population.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect the land around them because if the river floods it could ruin the crops if there is farming in the area. Flooding could also just mess up houses and towns, (Duh). Another way that rivers can affect land is that if a kid falls in and is knocked away. Thus, because of that, it will eventually happen to all the kids. If that happens there would be no kids left and population would drop, (big time). Conformity is a big part of society today. (One kid does something; everyone’s got to do it. It’s like a law, for kids at least.)
Southeast Asia’s major rivers are located on mainland. Several of these rivers flow southward to the Gulf of Thailand. The major rivers are Irrawaddy, Salween, and the Chao Phraya. Warm temperatures and heavy rains on the Mekong make this area a fertile rice-growing area. When this region has a large population.
ReplyDeleteRivers can affect the land big time around them. They could flood like the Chang Jiang does and destroy homes. Or it could be good that they are there because then fisherman could get food for their family. Also, could have a big market and not starve. I think I would take the fishing river because I wouldn’t want my home destroyed.
1.Southeast Asia’s main rivers are found in the southern part of China. Some of the major rivers are the Irrawaddy, the Salween, the Chao Phraya, and the Mekong. The Mekong is about 2,600 miles long. Its journey begins in china and makes the border between Thailand and Laos. It goes through Cambodia and finally dumps into the South China Sea.
ReplyDelete2.The can affect the land in both positive and negative ways. It affects the land in a positive way, by helping with crops by making the soil fertile. It affects the people in the land in a negative way by floods and. It also helps establishes borders between countries. The rivers help the land in many different ways.
The most important rivers in East Asia flow through China. The Huang He (Yellow River) is northern China’s major river system. It is called the Yellow River because it carries tons of this yellow-brown soil called loess. The Chang Jiang is 3,400 miles and is Asia’s longest river. On the Chang Jiang is the Three Gorge Dam which is 607 ft. tall and 1.4miles long.
ReplyDeleteThe Yellow River transports very fine soil for farming. The Yellow River also is China’s major river system. But the river frequently floods killing and leaving many people homeless. The Chang Jiang is also another major river system and Asia’s longest river. The Chinese are building a dam called the Three Gorge Dam which when constructed it caused a lake, forcing millions of people out of there homes.
The most important rivers in Southeast Asia are located in the mainland. Most of them flow toward the Gulf of Thialand. The major rivers are Irrawaddy, Salween, and Choa Phraya. The Mekong region is a fertile rice-growing area. It also has the lagest population.
ReplyDeletethe river affect the area by growing rice and providing water.