Actually the Triple Divide wiki page points out that central Asia is a large endorheic basin so there is no place with water flowing to both the Arctic and Indian oceans. Interesting tidbit about the naming of the Colorado River. Don't get me started on the Colorado River CompactYes. I presume that there is such a place in Asia as well.
The reason the river basins are of interest to me is that I frequently check snowpack levels to see how we are doing (below average this year). Colorado's mountains feed water into a number of major rivers. Two of them, the Colorado River and the Rio Grande, serve dry areas where river flows are "oversubscribed" to put it mildly.
Odd factoid: the earlier name for the Colorado River was the "Grand River." Hence, Grand Junction, Grand Mesa, Grand Lake, Grand Canyon and other place names. My understanding is that Mexico asked for a name change a century ago to avoid confusion with the Rio Grande. The name was changed in 1921 by Congress.
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