Siapa River

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The Siapa River is a tributary waterway in the upper Orinoco basin of southern Venezuela, contributing to the unique Casiquiare canal system that links the Orinoco and Amazon river basins.

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Siapa River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Venezuela
country Venezuela
drainageBasin Amazon River macro-basin
Orinoco River basin
linked to: Orinoco Basin
flowsThrough tropical rainforest
hasClimate humid tropical climate
hasConservationSignificance part of relatively undisturbed Amazon-Orinoco watershed
hasEcosystemType freshwater riverine ecosystem
hasGeologicalSetting ancient Precambrian rocks of the Guiana Shield
hasHydrologicalRole contributes to water transfer between Orinoco and Amazon basins
tributary in the headwaters region of the Orinoco system
hasNavigationStatus locally navigable by small boats and canoes
hydrologicallyConnects Amazon River basin
linked to: Amazon Basin

Orinoco River basin
linked to: Orinoco Basin
languageRegion indigenous languages of southern Venezuela
locatedIn Amazon rainforest region
linked to: Amazon rainforest

Bolívar state, Venezuela
linked to: Bolívar State

Guayana Shield region
linked to: Guiana Shield

southern Venezuela
locatedOnContinent South America
mouthLocatedIn Casiquiare canal
partOf Casiquiare canal system
linked to: Casiquiare canal

Orinoco–Amazon interfluvial region
upper Orinoco basin
supports aquatic biodiversity of the Casiquiare system
tributaryOf Casiquiare canal
Orinoco River basin
linked to: Orinoco Basin

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Casiquiare canal hasTributary Siapa River