Boyacá River valley

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The Boyacá River valley is a geographic region in central Colombia characterized by its riverine landscape and historical significance near the site of the Battle of Boyacá.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
river valley
climate Andean climate
continent South America
country Colombia
drainageBasin Magdalena River basin
linked to: Magdalena River
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
cattle raising
tourism
hasHistoricalEvent Battle of Boyacá vicinity
hasHistoricalSignificance Colombian War of Independence
hasPart Boyacá River
knownFor role in Colombian independence history
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn central Colombia
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Boyacá Department
locatedInTimeZone Colombia Standard Time
linked to: America/Bogota
locatedNear Bridge of Boyacá
linked to: Boyacá Bridge

site of the Battle of Boyacá
namedAfter Boyacá River
nearbyCity Tunja
nearbyMunicipality Motavita
Samacá
Ventaquemada
partOf Eastern Ranges of the Colombian Andes
terrainFeature riverine landscape
tourismType cultural tourism
historical tourism
nature tourism
transportInfrastructure nearby Pan-American Highway

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Boyacá Bridge hasNearbyFeature Boyacá River valley
Altiplano Cundiboyacense containsValley Sogamoso Valley
linked to: Boyacá River valley
Cordillera Oriental containsPlateau Duitama–Sogamoso valley
linked to: Boyacá River valley