Green River (North Dakota) facts for kids
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Green River flowing over a weir near New Hradec.
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| Country | United States |
| State | North Dakota |
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| Main source | 2,763 ft (842 m) 47°09′00″N 103°16′38″W / 47.15°N 103.2772222°W |
| River mouth | Heart River 2,293 ft (699 m) 46°51′43″N 102°35′09″W / 46.8619444°N 102.5858333°W |
The Green River is a small river in western North Dakota, United States. It flows into the Heart River. This river is about 20 miles (32 kilometers) long.
Green River: A North Dakota Stream
The Green River is an important part of the natural landscape in North Dakota. It helps shape the land and provides water for the areas it flows through.
Where Does the Green River Begin?
The Green River starts in the open prairie lands of southwestern Billings County. This area is known for its wide-open spaces and unique landforms. The river begins near a place called Saddle Buttes.
Where Does the Green River Flow?
From its starting point, the Green River flows generally towards the southeast. It passes by the small community of New Hradec. Eventually, the Green River joins the Heart River near the town of Gladstone.
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