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Explore the Red River and Interior Plains

Test your knowledge about the Red River and the fascinating topography of the Interior Plains! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of geography and the unique characteristics of this region. Discover facts about the Red River's flow, its history, and the diverse landforms that define the area.

6 engaging questions
Multiple choice and text-based queries
Learn interesting facts about the Red River and its geography

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by FlowingRiver321

Why is the Red River called the Red River?

Because a local cult poured blood into the water 

Because there are many tomato farms around the river, causing runoff. 

Because it carries a reddish-brown silt. 

A red food dye factory dumped its waste into the river. 

In 1997, the Red River had the most massive flood in a century. How many square km was flooded? 

200km

1300km

960km

2000km

What kind of landforms do you see in the interior plains? 

Large stretches of flat land, rolling hills, and river valleys, large deposits of fossil fuels, and potash. 

Rolling hills, valleys, small mountains, highlands and costal fjords. 

Old, flat rock, lakes, and wetlands 

Plains,  Glaciers, lowlands, and fold mountains 

Topography - Interior Plains

Explore the Red River and Interior Plains

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