There are some Rivers flowing from south to north in the world

Many rivers flow from south to north: Rhine, Meuse, Elbe, Oder in Europe, and in Mexico I remember Usumacinta, Grijalva, Coatzacoalcos, Papaloapan, Jamapa, Tecolutla, and perhaps Pánuco too. Some tributaries of the Yangtze indeed flow to the north, but the headwaters of Yangtze are further north than its terminus.

I don't see a research question posed here, only a ChatGPT response. It missed the San Joaquin in California USA and the Willamette in Oregon USA.

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The most important factors that affect the pathway of of any river are thopography and geomorphology of the river basen derinage area.