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what is one effect of the size of south african rivers?
farmers were unable to raise livestock.
no rivers are marked on maps of south africa.
the large rivers allowed mining equipment to be brought to the interior.
exploration was limited because there were no rivers on which to travel into the interior

Exploration was limited.

Explanation:

The unique geographical disposition of South Africa had a large impact on the movements of Europeans that arrived at the southern tip of the African continent.

Since there were no roads or railroads, the explorers generally relied on waterways to navigate and penetrate deep into the interiors of continents. In South Africa this was impossible because of the intermittent nature of the rivers and great size and flow variation between the dry season and the wet season.

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