Let's Go There Guadalupe River and Texas Rivers for Geography

The video explores the Guadalupe River, a significant waterway in Texas that flows into the Gulf of Mexico. It highlights the state's 15 major rivers and over 3700 streams, most of which drain southeast into the Gulf. The construction of dams has led to 212 reservoirs, providing water and recreation. The Guadalupe River, named by the Spanish, is over 409 miles long and offers excellent kayaking opportunities.

Which body of water do all Texas rivers eventually flow into?

• Atlantic Ocean

• Caribbean Sea

• Pacific Ocean

• Gulf of Mexico

How many major rivers are there in Texas according to the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife?

• 10

• 20

• 25

• 15

What is one of the main purposes of the reservoirs created by dams on Texas rivers?

• To prevent flooding

• To generate electricity

• To provide fresh water and recreational opportunities

• To increase fish population

Where does the Guadalupe River originate?

• South of New Braunfels

• North of New Braunfels

• West of New Braunfels

• East of New Braunfels

What is the origin of the name 'Guadalupe' for the river?

• A famous Texan landmark

• A Native American tribe

• A Spanish explorer

• A Catholic holy site in Mexico