Facts on Bermuda?

Question

Dose any one know any rivers or mountains in bermuda

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I have been to Bermuda twice and I can tell you for certain that there are NO mountains there.   Hills yes, mountains no.  And, nothing that you would really classify as a river either.  The island is only about 22 miles long and  a few miles wide at its widest point, some places much narrower than that.  So even if they had something called a river it would not run very far or be very wide.

Here's some web sites for you to look at.

http://www.bermuda.com/maps/

http://www.bermudatourism.com/index.aspx

http://bermuda-online.org/abcbda3.htm

The whole of Bermuda is tiny by world standards - with a land area of only 21 square miles or 56 square kilometers. Residents and visitors can travel from one end to the other in just over an hour and from north to south in 10 to 15 minutes. Scientific theory has it that what we know today as Bermuda began some 100 million year ago as a volcanic mountain, with the volcanoes having disappeared 70 million or so years ago.

Some oceanographers say the Bermuda Rise juts up from the deep Atlantic Ocean floor in the form of three steep- sided mountains, the largest of which supports the Bermuda Islands we know today, on the southern margin of a shallow water platform, with Challenger and Argus (or Plantagenet) Banks to the southwest. Others say the Bermuda Rise is five mountains including the more distant Bowditch and Muir Seamounts (the furthest of which is about 150 miles to the northeast).

The Bermuda Mountain is longer - 32 miles - than the land area width and much wider - 16 miles wide - than the maximum land width of 1.5 miles. At sea, the Argus and Challenger Banks are round and about 6 miles across.

Below the level of limestone and 450 feet below sea level is volcanic rock; and below that, only black lava and other igneous volcanic rock. Only in one place in Bermuda - 60 feet below sea level at the southern end of Bermuda International Airport -is volcanic rock found so near to sea level.