Answer: c. The Han River
The Han River has a unique form.
Explanation:
The Han River is an important physical landmark in South Korea which divides the south and north. It is the fourth longest river on the Korean peninsula. The river started as two smaller rivers in the eastern mountains of the Korean peninsula and meet near Seoul which is the capital of the country. It is lined with parks and recreational space or facilities on the banks. It has a unique form because there are several numbers of islands in the lower course of the river which are within the city limits of Seoul. It also supplies the cities along it with water for industrial and general use. It is also a good river transportation route.
