Loa Valley

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Loa Valley is an arid valley in northern Chile shaped by the course of the Loa River, notable for its desert landscapes and role in the Atacama region’s geography.

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Label Occurrences
Loa Valley canonical 1

Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
associatedWith Andes Mountains NERFINISHED
Chilean Coastal Range NERFINISHED
biome desert biome
climate arid climate
country Chile
drainageTo Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
ecosystemType hyper-arid desert ecosystem
environmentalIssue pressure from mining water use
water scarcity
formedBy fluvial erosion of Loa River
geologicalSetting Andean forearc NERFINISHED
hasClimateCharacteristic high solar radiation
large diurnal temperature range
very low annual precipitation
hasEconomicActivity limited agriculture along river oases
mining in surrounding areas
hasFeature alluvial terraces
canyons
rocky desert plains
sparse vegetation
hasRiver Loa River NERFINISHED
hasSoilType rocky desert soils
saline soils
hydrologicalBasin Loa River basin
importance main fluvial corridor of northern Chile’s interior desert
locatedIn Antofagasta Region NERFINISHED
Atacama Desert
northern Chile
locatedOnContinent South America
namedAfter Loa River NERFINISHED
notableFor desert geomorphology
extreme aridity
role in Atacama region’s drainage system
partOf Atacama region NERFINISHED
regionType inland desert valley
riverType through valley
terrain desert landscape
waterSource Loa River NERFINISHED

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Loa River hasValley Loa Valley