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The Rio Grande (Rivers of North America) by Kathleen Fahey is a children's book available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Rio Grande (Rivers of North America) about?

<p>starting Life In The San Juan Mountains In Southern Colorado, The Rio Grande Flows South Through New Mexico And Then Southeast, Creating The Border Between Texas And Mexico On Its Journey To The Gulf Of Mexico. The Rio Grande Flows Through A Desertlike Area. As The River Reaches The Ocean, Its Limited Supply Of Water Is All But Used Up By The Many Farms And Cities Along Its Banks.</p> <h3>greg M. Romaneck - Children's Literature</h3> <p>one Of The Longest Rivers In North America The Rio Grande Is A Body Of Water Whose Name Conjures Up Images Of The Old West. For Over 2,000 Miles The Rio Grande Navigates Its Way From Colorado Down To The Gulf Of Mexico. Along The Way The Rio Grande Is Home To A Wide Variety Of Desert Animals. Roadrunners Cavort Along Its Shore. Peccary And Their Young Feed In The Bosques That Dot The Landscape. Hog-nosed Bats Fly Across The Night Sky. This Is Also A Very Historic Area That Includes The Rich Culture Of The Anasazi And Pueblo Peoples. Also, The Rio Grande Is A Significant Portion Of The Border Dividing The United States From Mexico. Kathleen Fahey Ably Tells The Story Of This Long And Relatively Shallow River In This Illustrated Volume Of The River

Who reads The Rio Grande (Rivers of North America)?

Author

Kathleen Fahey

Publisher

Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780836837605

Category

children's

Subjects

History, Children'S, Literary Fiction

Rating

2 / 5 (1 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14