San Francisco River

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The San Francisco River is a major river in the southwestern United States that flows through eastern Arizona and western New Mexico, known for its rugged canyon landscapes and ecological significance in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry United States
country United States
drainageBasin Gila River drainage basin
flowsDirection generally southward
generally southwestward
flowsThrough eastern Arizona
western New Mexico
hasConfluenceWith Gila River near Clifton, Arizona
hasEcosystemType semi-arid river ecosystem
hasFeature deep canyons
riparian habitats
knownFor ecological significance
rugged canyon landscapes
locatedIn Arizona
New Mexico
Southwestern United States
eastern Mogollon Mountains region
linked to: Mogollon region
partOf Colorado River Basin
Gila River watershed
linked to: Gila River
region Colorado Plateau
Mogollon Rim area
state Arizona
New Mexico
supports fish species
wildlife habitats
tributaryOf Gila River
usedFor boating
fishing
recreation

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Gila River hasTributary San Francisco River
Mogollon Mountains drainage San Francisco River basin
linked to: San Francisco River
Gila National Forest traversedByRiver San Francisco River (upper reaches)
linked to: San Francisco River
Greenlee County, Arizona river San Francisco River
San Francisco River basin contains San Francisco River
San Francisco River basin hasNameOrigin San Francisco River
Glenwood, New Mexico locatedNear San Francisco River