Aguarico River basin

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The Aguarico River basin is a biodiverse Amazonian watershed in Ecuador and Peru that forms part of the ancestral homeland of Indigenous groups such as the Siona people.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river basin
watershed
biome Amazon rainforest
tropical rainforest
characteristic extensive floodplains
high biodiversity
humid tropical climate
riverine wetlands
continent South America
country Ecuador
Peru
drainedBy Aguarico River
governedBy Republic of Ecuador
linked to: Ecuador

Republic of Peru
linked to: Peru
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Cofan people
linked to: Cofán people

Secoya people
Siona people
hasEcosystemType flooded forests
riverine wetlands
terra firme forests
hasHydrologicalFeature meandering channels
oxbow lakes
seasonal flooding
hasMouthIn Napo River basin
linked to: Napo River
inhabitedBy Cofan people
linked to: Cofán people

Secoya people
Siona people
isAncestralHomelandOf Cofan people
linked to: Cofán people

Secoya people
Siona people
locatedIn Ecuador
Peru
northern Peruvian Amazon
north‑eastern Ecuador
western Amazon
partOf Amazon Basin
Indigenous territories in the Amazon
Napo River basin
linked to: Napo River
threatenedBy deforestation
illegal logging
oil exploration
oil extraction
pollution
tributaryOf Napo River basin
linked to: Napo River
usedFor river transport
small‑scale agriculture
subsistence fishing

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Siona people traditionalTerritory Aguarico River basin
Secoya people traditionalTerritory Aguarico River region
linked to: Aguarico River basin
Cofán people riverRegion Aguarico River region
linked to: Aguarico River basin
Quijos River partOf Ecuadorian Amazon drainage system
linked to: Aguarico River basin
Kofán people mainRiverBasins Aguarico River basin
Siona people traditionalTerritory Aguarico River basin
subject linked to: Sioni