Madidi River

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The Madidi River is a waterway in northern Bolivia that flows through the biodiverse Madidi National Park before joining the Beni River in the Amazon Basin.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Madidi River canonical 3
Madidi River basin 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Bolivia
conservationStatus partly protected within Madidi National Park
continent South America
country Bolivia
drainageBasin Amazon River basin
linked to: Amazon Basin
environmentalSignificance important habitat for Amazonian wildlife
flowsInDirection generally northeastward
generally northward
flowsThrough Madidi National Park
montane forests
tropical lowland forests
hasBiodiversity high
hasClimate humid tropical
hasEcosystem Amazon rainforest
tropical rainforest
hasFeature rainforest riverbanks
rapids
hasSeasonality dry season lower flows
rainy season high flows
knownFor biodiversity
locatedIn Andean foothills region
Bolivian Amazon
La Paz Department
northern Bolivia
locatedInProtectedArea Madidi National Park
mouthRiver Beni River
partOf Amazon Basin
Beni River system
linked to: Beni River

Madidi River basin
linked to: Madidi River
tributaryOf Beni River
usedFor ecotourism
fishing
river transport
watercourseType whitewater river

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Referenced by (4)

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

Beni River hasTributary Madidi River
Abel Iturralde Province hasRiver Madidi River
Madidi River partOf Madidi River basin
linked to: Madidi River