Pacaya River

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The Pacaya River is a tributary of the Amazon in northeastern Peru, flowing through remote lowland rainforest that forms part of the biodiverse Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent South America
country Peru
drainageBasin Amazon River basin NERFINISHED
ecosystemType tropical rainforest river
environmentalRole carbon-rich wetland system
flood regulation in Pacaya-Samiria
flowsThrough Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve NERFINISHED
lowland rainforest
governedBy Peruvian environmental authorities
hasConservationStatus within protected area
hasFeature blackwater characteristics
seasonal flooding
hasNameInLanguage Río Pacaya NERFINISHED
hydrologicalSystem Amazon River system NERFINISHED
importance habitat for aquatic birds
habitat for fish species
habitat for river dolphins
knownFor high biodiversity
languageRegion Spanish-speaking area
locatedIn Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
Loreto Region NERFINISHED
northeastern Peru
northern Peru
nameLanguage Spanish
near Marañón River NERFINISHED
Ucayali River NERFINISHED
partOf Amazon Basin NERFINISHED
Pacaya-Samiria wetland complex NERFINISHED
protectedAreaContext Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve NERFINISHED
region western Amazon
supports aquatic biodiversity
flooded forest ecosystems
tributaryOf Amazon River NERFINISHED
usedFor ecotourism
wildlife observation

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