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YUKON - Canada, USA

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LERMA - Mexico

LIARD - Canada

OHIO - a tributary of the Mississippi

SNAKE - Columbia tributary

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BRAZOS - southern USA

HUDSON - USA

JAMES - USA

OTTAWA - Canada

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ALABAMA - US East

DELAWARE - US East

MACKENZIE - Canada

MISSOURI - a tributary of the Mississippi

NIAGARA - USA, Canada

POTOMAC - USA

FRASER - Canada

CHURCHILL - Canada

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Arkansas - a tributary of the Mississippi

ATABASCA - Canada

ILLINOIS - a tributary of the Mississippi

KLONDIKE - Canada

COLORADO - USA, Mexico

COLOMBIA - Canada, USA

TENNESSEE - a tributary of the Ohio

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WISCONSIN - USA

GRJALVA - Mexico

MISSISSIPPI - USA

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YELLOWSTON - a tributary of the Missouri

SACREMENTO - USA

SASKATCHEWAN - Canada

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