Iriri River

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The Iriri River is a major waterway in northern Brazil that flows through remote areas of the Amazon rainforest and is one of the principal tributaries contributing to the Xingu River system.

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Iriri River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Brazil
continent South America
country Brazil
drainageBasin Xingu River basin
ecoregion Tapajós–Xingu moist forests
Xingu–Tocantins–Araguaia moist forests
environment tropical rainforest
flowsInto Xingu River near Altamira region
flowsThrough Pará
hasCharacteristic difficult access
high environmental value
sparsely populated banks
hasTributary Curuá River
Novo River
Roncador River
knownFor biodiversity
remote course
languageRegion territory of indigenous peoples
locatedIn Amazon rainforest
northern Brazil
mouth Xingu River
partOf Amazon Basin
Amazon rainforest river network
riverSystem Xingu River system
linked to: Xingu River basin
sourceRegion Brazilian Shield
central Brazil
tributaryOf Xingu River
usedFor river transport

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Xingu River hasTributary Iriri River