Río Reventazón

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Río Reventazón is one of Costa Rica’s most important rivers, known for its hydroelectric dams, whitewater rafting, and role in draining the country’s Central Valley to the Caribbean Sea.

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Río Reventazón canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Reventazon River NERFINISHED
basinCountry Costa Rica NERFINISHED
continent North America
country Costa Rica
drainageBasin Caribbean watershed of Costa Rica
drains Costa Rican Central Valley NERFINISHED
flowsInto Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
flowsThrough Cartago Province NERFINISHED
Limón Province NERFINISHED
hasActivity kayaking
rafting
hasEcosystem tropical rainforest riverine habitats
hasHydroelectricDam Angostura Dam NERFINISHED
Cachí Dam NERFINISHED
Reventazón Hydroelectric Project NERFINISHED
hasMouthNear city of Limón
hasRisk flooding
hasTributary Río Parismina NERFINISHED
Río Pejibaye NERFINISHED
Río Turrialba NERFINISHED
importance one of Costa Rica’s most important rivers
knownFor high water discharge
hydroelectric power generation
whitewater rafting
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Central America
managedBy Costa Rican Institute of Electricity NERFINISHED
mouthLocatedIn Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
near city of Turrialba NERFINISHED
town of Siquirres NERFINISHED
partOf Caribbean slope drainage of Costa Rica
sourceLocatedIn Cordillera Central of Costa Rica NERFINISHED
sourceRegion Costa Rican Central Valley NERFINISHED
supports agriculture in its floodplain
hydropower-dependent electricity grid of Costa Rica
tourismRegion Caribbean lowlands of Costa Rica
Turrialba area
usedFor hydroelectricity
irrigation
recreation
whitewater tourism

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Central Valley of Costa Rica majorRiver Río Reventazón