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) and generally get larger on the way there. If they split at all it would generally be for a short distance and only to join up later, creating a river island (google maps Montreal for example)They most definitely would not split up and have many different points where they enter the oceans of the world. an ecxeption to that last bit is deltas, but I don't think that that is what you are showing in the locations I mentioned.
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