“Fargo, North Dakota on the “rocks of the Red”. This is one, if not the only, rivers in the world that flows north rather than south. It separates ND and MN.”
The Genessee River in NY State flows north. Fargo seems nice though.
caballero
You are facing east toward Minnesota. I wouldn’t call this Fargo. I would call it Western Minnesota. Go Gophers!
Jenn
Doh! Rivers flow from higher elevation to lower elevation, don’t matter the direction. There are hundreds of rivers in the world that flow north, including several of the worlds largest rivers. But that sure does sound like a neat made up fact.
Logan Res
Uhm, J.S.?? Who else would go to Fargo? LOL Nice legs too!
too much leg bro. need to get you some longer shorts. sweet shirt tho.
That’s funny– before I read the comments I thought, wow, those are nice legs
#GeorgraphyFail.
The longest (or second longest if you’re a fan of estuaries) river flows south to north.
The Nile also flows north. As does the Shenandoah, if we want to stay closer to home.
The Genessee River in NY State flows north. Fargo seems nice though.
You are facing east toward Minnesota. I wouldn’t call this Fargo. I would call it Western Minnesota. Go Gophers!
Doh! Rivers flow from higher elevation to lower elevation, don’t matter the direction. There are hundreds of rivers in the world that flow north, including several of the worlds largest rivers. But that sure does sound like a neat made up fact.
Uhm, J.S.?? Who else would go to Fargo? LOL Nice legs too!