Why Are Rivers Brown In Color?

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River water is always brown in color. I don't know why. Is it from a chemical reaction with tamarack trees. Please help

01 May 2008 01:47

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When river flows, it takes the dust particles along with it. As sand is brown in colour, that's why the river looks brown to us. Its because of the dust , not because of tamarack trees.

Unrated 2 ratings	by taimur 01 May 2008 15:29	Add a Comment Show All Comments [1] Flag

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02 May 2008 04:17

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