Samiria River

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The Samiria River is a major blackwater tributary of the Amazon in northeastern Peru, renowned for its rich biodiversity and extensive flooded forests.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Peru NERFINISHED
biodiversityHotspot yes
climate tropical rainforest climate
conservationImportance high
country Peru
drainageBasin Amazon River basin NERFINISHED
economicActivity small-scale agriculture
subsistence fishing
ecosystemType flooded forest
floodRegime annual flood pulse
flowsThrough Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve NERFINISHED
hasConservationStatus partly protected
hasFauna caimans
macaws
manatees
river dolphins
wading birds
hasFeature dark-colored water
seasonal flooding
hasFlora aquatic plants
flood-tolerant trees
hasHabitat igapó forest
varzea forest
hasLocalCommunities indigenous communities
riverine communities
knownFor extensive flooded forests
rich biodiversity
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Loreto Region NERFINISHED
northeastern Peru
locatedInProtectedArea Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent South America
mouthLocatedIn Amazon River NERFINISHED
partOf Amazon Basin NERFINISHED
Peruvian Amazon NERFINISHED
Samiria River basin NERFINISHED
region Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
supports aquatic biodiversity
terrestrial biodiversity
tributaryOf Amazon River NERFINISHED
usedFor ecotourism
fishing
transportation
waterColorCause dissolved organic matter
waterType blackwater

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