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Why does the Red River flow north?

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322 Views • Mar 15, 2019

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Most people believe rivers flow south, but rivers actually flow downhill regardless of direction. The Red River, the border between Minnesota and North Dakota, flows northward and has a history for constant flooding. Why? Let's find out

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