Cimarrón River

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The Cimarrón River is a tributary of the Canadian River that flows through northeastern New Mexico and parts of the Oklahoma Panhandle in the United States.

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Cimarrón River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent North America
country United States
crosses Great Plains
High Plains
linked to: Llano Estacado
drainageBasin northeastern New Mexico
western Oklahoma Panhandle
etymology Spanish word "cimarrón" meaning wild or untamed
flowsNear Boise City, Oklahoma
Cimarron, New Mexico
Eagle Nest, New Mexico
Springer, New Mexico
flowsThrough Cimarron Canyon
Cimarron County, Oklahoma
Colfax County, New Mexico
Dorsey County, New Mexico (historical)
Union County, New Mexico
flowsThroughProtectedArea Cimarron Canyon State Park
hasLeftTributary Ponil Creek
Rayado Creek
hasRightTributary Carrizo Creek (New Mexico)
Ute Creek (New Mexico)
hasWaterManagementStructure Eagle Nest Dam
Eagle Nest Lake
hasWildlife brown trout
rainbow trout
trout
locatedIn New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Panhandle
northeastern New Mexico
mouthLocatedIn Canadian River
nameLanguage Spanish
partOf Arkansas River basin
Mississippi River watershed
region Southern Great Plains
linked to: Southern Plains

Southwestern United States
sourceLocatedIn Sangre de Cristo Mountains
northeastern New Mexico
state New Mexico
Oklahoma
tributaryOf Canadian River
usedFor camping
fishing
irrigation
recreation

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Cimarron River hasVariant Cimarrón River