Churún River

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The Churún River is a river in southeastern Venezuela that flows through Canaima National Park and is renowned as the watercourse over which Angel Falls, the world’s tallest uninterrupted waterfall, plunges.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Churún River canonical 3
Churún River basin 1

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith tepui formations near Angel Falls
associatedWithIndigenousPeople Pemón
surface form: Pemón people
climateZone tropical humid
continent South America
country Venezuela
drainageBasin Orinoco Basin
surface form: Orinoco River basin
ecosystemType tropical rainforest river
flowsThrough Guayana Region
hasFeature rapids
waterfalls
hasSpanishName Río Churún
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Bolívar State
Canaima National Park
Guiana Highlands
southeastern Venezuela
locatedInProtectedArea Canaima National Park
notableFor being the river over which Angel Falls plunges
scenic canyon landscapes
partOf Caroní River
surface form: Caroní River basin
protectedBy UNESCO World Heritage Site status of Canaima National Park
sourceRegion Guiana Shield
tourismActivity ecotourism
river excursions to view Angel Falls
tributaryOf Caroní River
usedFor boat transport to Angel Falls
watercourseFor Angel Falls
withinEcoregion Guayanan moist forests
surface form: Guayanan Highlands moist forests

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Angel Falls river Churún River
Pemon associatedWithRiver Churún River
Auyán-tepui drainage Churún River
this entity surface form: Churún River basin
Kerepakupai Merú watercourse Churún River