Chile river system

E161024

The Chile river system is the network of rivers and tributaries that drain Chile’s diverse landscapes from the Andes to the Pacific, supporting the country’s ecosystems, agriculture, and human settlements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river system
affectedBy El Niño–Southern Oscillation
climate change
seasonal variability
country Chile
drains Andes
surface form: Andes Mountains

Pacific Ocean drainage basin
surface form: Pacific Ocean basin
facesIssue conflicts over water rights
pollution in some basins
water scarcity in northern Chile
hasCharacteristic predominantly westward flow
short rivers
steep gradients
hasRegion central Chile
surface form: Central Chile

Norte Chico of Chile
surface form: Norte Chico

Norte Grande
Patagonia
southern Chile
surface form: Southern Chile
includesMajorRiver Aconcagua River
Baker River
Baker basin
Biobío River
Biobío River
surface form: Biobío basin

Bueno River
Elqui River
Imperial River
Itata River
Laja River
Loa River
Maipo River
Maipo River
surface form: Maipo basin

Maule River
Maule basin
Pascua River NERFINISHED
Rapel River
Rapel River
surface form: Rapel basin

Toltén River
Valdivia River
Valdivia basin
influencedBy Andean snowmelt
Pacific climate systems
glacial meltwater
supports agriculture in Chile
ecosystems in Chile
human settlements in Chile
usedFor aquaculture
drinking water supply
hydroelectric power generation
industrial water supply
irrigation
transport in some regions

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Maipo River partOf Chile river system
Copiapó River partOf Chile river system
this entity surface form: Pacific slope river systems of Chile