Lempa River

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The Lempa River is the longest and most important river in El Salvador, flowing through Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador before reaching the Pacific Ocean and serving as a key source of water, hydroelectric power, and irrigation for the region.

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Lempa River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Río Lempa NERFINISHED
basinCountry El Salvador NERFINISHED
Guatemala NERFINISHED
Honduras NERFINISHED
continent North America
country El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
drainageBasin Pacific Ocean basin NERFINISHED
drains large areas of El Salvador
parts of Guatemala
parts of Honduras
flowsInto Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
flowsThrough eastern Guatemala
northern El Salvador
western Honduras
formsReservoir Cerrón Grande Reservoir NERFINISHED
hasEconomicRole agricultural production
electricity production
water supply for cities
hasEcosystemType freshwater ecosystem
hasHydroelectricDam 15 de Septiembre Dam NERFINISHED
5 de Noviembre Dam NERFINISHED
Cerrón Grande Dam NERFINISHED
Guajoyo Dam NERFINISHED
importance important for agriculture in its basin
key water resource for El Salvador
main source of hydroelectric power in El Salvador
locatedIn Central America
longestRiverIn El Salvador NERFINISHED
majorRiverOf El Salvador NERFINISHED
mouth Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
partOf hydrological network of Central America
passesThrough El Salvador NERFINISHED
Guatemala NERFINISHED
Honduras NERFINISHED
region Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
sourceOf drinking water
hydroelectric power
irrigation water
supports local fisheries
riparian habitats
usedFor fishing
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation
transportation

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Acelhuate River basin emptiesInto Lempa River