Hoanib River

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The Hoanib River is an ephemeral river in northwestern Namibia known for its desert-adapted wildlife and dramatic, arid landscapes.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Hoanib River canonical 1
Swakop River 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ephemeral river
river in Namibia
climate desert climate
continent Africa
country Namibia
flowsInto Atlantic Ocean
hasCharacteristic arid environment
deep sandy riverbed
dramatic landscapes
floods after rare rains
seasonal flow
steep riverbanks
hasConservationInterest fragile desert ecosystem
human–wildlife coexistence
hasEcosystem riparian woodland
hasFeature perennial underground water in places
hasTourismActivity guided 4x4 tours
photographic safaris
wildlife viewing
hasVegetation ana trees
camelthorn trees
reeds
tamarisk shrubs
hydrologicalSystem ephemeral river system of northwestern Namibia
importantFor desert elephant conservation
desert lion conservation
local wildlife conservation
knownFor birdlife
desert elephants
desert-adapted lions
desert-adapted wildlife
giraffes
oryx
springbok
length about 270 km
locatedIn Erongo Region
Kunene Region
northwestern Namibia
mouthLocatedIn Atlantic Ocean
near Skeleton Coast National Park
partOf Namib Desert
passesThrough Palmwag area
Skeleton Coast fringe
rainfallPattern highly variable
regionType hyper-arid
sourceLocation Kunene Region
supports pastoralist communities in surrounding areas
watercourseType ephemeral

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

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

Kunene Region hasRiver Hoanib River
Usakos locatedOn Swakop River
linked to: Hoanib River