Where do the two headwater streams of the Váh, the White Váh and the Black Váh, rise before they join near Kráľova Lehota?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. In the Tatras, in the north of the country
- Step 1: The Váh begins as two streams. Step 2. Both streams rise in the Tatras and join in the Liptov region. Answer: in the Tatras. Why not the others: The other mountain ranges feed other rivers, such as the Hron and the Hornád.
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