Rio Chama

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Rio Chama is a major river in northern New Mexico known for its scenic canyons, recreational rafting, and role as an important tributary in the upper Rio Grande watershed.

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Rio Chama canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tributary
associatedWithActivity river outfitter trips
associatedWithCulture Pueblo communities in northern New Mexico
contributesTo Rio Grande water resources
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecosystemType riparian corridor
flowsNear Abiquiu, New Mexico
Chama, New Mexico
flowsThrough Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
Taos County, New Mexico
formsReservoir Abiquiu Lake
El Vado Lake
hasDam Abiquiu Dam
El Vado Dam
hasDesignation congressionally designated Wild and Scenic River segments
hasGeologicalFeatureAlong badlands
canyon
mesa
hasProtectedAreaAlong Rio Chama Wilderness
surface form: Chama River Canyon Wilderness

Rio Chama Wilderness
hasScenicValue high
hasSourceRegion San Juan Mountains
surface form: San Juan Mountains area

Southern Rocky Mountains
surface form: southern Rocky Mountains
knownFor camping along its banks
colorful sandstone cliffs
desert and canyon landscapes
kayaking
recreational rafting
scenic canyons
locatedIn New Mexico
northern New Mexico
locatedInWatershed upper Rio Grande watershed
managedBy U.S. Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Forest Service
mouthLocatedAt confluence with the Rio Grande
mouthLocatedIn New Mexico
partOf Rio Grande basin
recreationType boating
fishing
whitewater rafting
region southwestern United States
surface form: American Southwest
state New Mexico
tributaryOf Rio Grande
usedFor irrigation
recreation
water supply

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