How is the amazon river a barrier

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Because the amazon contributes more fresh water and sediments into the sea than other rivers do.

Ovaltein answered Apr 25, 2019

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Answer:

Tributaries are long and fanned out, splitting up the land.

It runs 6,400 kilometers, splitting the continent.

Its hard to reach through the rain forest.

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Dikesh answered Apr 30, 2019

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