Some of the rivers in Texas are referred as wrong way rivers as the rivers intend to flow from the Texas’s very dry parts to the wet and/or damp side of it.
Step-by-step explanation:
Texas's rivers flow away from the dry northwestern region, where water is most needed, to the moist southeast, and are thus called “wrong-way” rivers.
Many Texas Rivers are dammed to control floods and to help keep precious water from flowing unchecked into the Gulf of Mexico.