Which Argentine river has its source in Lake Nahuel Huapi and powers major hydroelectric dams?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The Limay River
- Step 1: The Limay River originates at the eastern end of Lake Nahuel Huapi near Bariloche. Step 2. Major dams along its course include Alicurá, Piedra del Águila, and El Chocón. Answer: The Limay River. Why not the others: It supplies a substantial portion of Argentina's national electric grid.
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