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Water flowing west from the continental divide in the Idaho Rockies will eventually flow into: A. Willamette River B. Columbia River. C. Puget sound. D. Great Salt lake

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Answer:

Water flowing west from the continental divide in the Idaho Rockies will eventually flow into Willamette River.

Option: (A)

Explanation:

  • The Willamette River flowing from the state of Oregon accedes the water flowing out from the Idaho Rockies as the natural path that the water takes runs towards the west.
  • After flowing perpendicularly across the state of Idaho, it runs further westwards and eventually meets the Willamette River which further flows towards the western coast to meet the Pacific Ocean.
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