concept   river
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • India (2) • United States (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • Western countries (1) • Bangladesh (1) • Amazonian (1) • Europe (1) • European (1) • Indonesian (1) • Global (1) • Nordic culture (1) • nature culture (1) • urban (1) • Amazon (1) • American (1) • Cartography Enthusiasts (1) • Geographic surveying (1) • Indigenous cultures with a spiritual connection to land (1) • geological perspective (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 river United States Rivers in the United States play a vital role in recreational activities, transportation, and freshwater supply. 11
2 river Canada Rivers are integral to transportation, trade, and indigenous culture in Canada. 8
3 river China Rivers in China hold historical and cultural significance, symbolizing prosperity, revolution, and serving as a vital transportation and trade route. 8
4 river Western countries Rivers in Western countries serve as transportation, recreation, and a vital water source for industries. 8
5 river Bangladesh In Bangladesh, rivers are considered sacred and essential for religious practices, transportation, and trade. 7
6 river Amazonian Rivers are essential for transportation, fishing, and agriculture in Amazonian culture. 6
7 river Europe Rivers in Europe play a vital role in transportation, recreation, and providing water for agriculture and drinking. 5
8 river India Rivers in India are sacred and central to religious and cultural practices. 5
9 river European European rivers have historical importance for trade, defense, and recreation. 3
10 river India Rivers in India are essential for transportation and are seen as sources of life and prosperity. 3
11 river Indonesian Rivers are integral to Indonesian transportation, economy, and cultural beliefs. 3
12 river Global Rivers are vital for transportation and sustenance in cultures around the world. 2
13 river Nordic culture Rivers hold mythical and sacred significance in Nordic culture. 2
14 river nature culture Rivers are essential to life, providing sustenance and symbolizing natural beauty in nature culture. 2
15 river urban Urban rivers serve transportation, industry, and recreation, but require flood and pollution management. 2
16 river Amazon The Amazon River is a crucial lifeline for transportation, fishing, and water supply. 1
17 river American American culture values rivers for recreational activities like boating, fishing, and camping. 1
18 river Cartography Enthusiasts Cartography enthusiasts map rivers based on flow rate, drainage basin, and watershed boundaries. 1
19 river Geographic surveying River culture in geographic surveying is characterized by the measurement of its length, width, and flow rate. 1
20 river Indigenous cultures with a spiritual connection to land Rivers are deeply revered and essential to Indigenous cultures for spiritual purification and community well-being. 1
21 river geological perspective Rivers are shaped by erosion and sediment deposition over millions of years from a geological perspective. 1