Cautín River

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The Cautín River is a significant waterway in Chile’s Araucanía Region that flows through the city of Temuco and its surrounding agricultural and forested landscapes.

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Cautín River canonical 13

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Chile
continent South America
country Chile
drainageRegion Andean foothills of Araucanía
flowsThrough La Araucanía
Temuco
agricultural landscapes of Araucanía Region
forested landscapes of Araucanía Region
hasCulturalSignificanceFor local Mapuche communities
hasEcologicalRole provides habitat for aquatic species
supports riparian ecosystems
hasHydrologicalSystem Pacific Ocean drainage basin
hasLanguageRegion Mapudungun-speaking areas
hasNearbyInfrastructure bridges in Temuco
hasNearbyLandUse cattle ranching
crop farming
forestry
hasNearbySettlement Temuco
isMajorRiverOf Araucanía Region
locatedIn Araucanía Region
mouth Imperial River
mouthLocation Araucanía Region
near Temuco city center
linked to: Temuco
partOf Imperial River basin
passesThrough Temuco urban area
region Southern Chile
linked to: southern Chile
usedFor irrigation
recreation

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Referenced by (13)

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

Temuco locatedOnRiver Cautín River
Cautín Province hasMajorRiver Cautín River
Llaima Volcano hasNearbyRiver Cautín River
Padre Las Casas locatedOnRiver Cautín River
Zona Centro-Sur of Chile mainRiver Cautín River
Toltén River majorTributary Cautín River
Curacautín hasNearbyRiver Cautín River
Imperial River formedByConfluenceOf Cautín River
Imperial River hasMajorTributary Cautín River
Imperial River basin hasTributary Cautín River
IX Region containsRiver Cautín River
Cautín hasRiver Cautín River
Greater Temuco locatedOnRiver Cautín River