Guamá River

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The Guamá River is a major waterway in northern Brazil that flows through the state of Pará and borders the city of Belém, playing a key role in regional transport and ecology.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Guamá River canonical 7

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
adjacentTo Belém
linked to: Belém do Pará
basinCountry Brazil
borders Belém
linked to: Belém do Pará
country Brazil
flowsThrough Pará
hasEcologicalFunction floodplain maintenance
habitat for aquatic species
nutrient transport
hasEconomicImportanceFor Belém
linked to: Belém do Pará

Pará
hasLanguageRegion Portuguese-speaking Brazil
hasRole key role in regional ecology
key role in regional transport
influences local climate around Belém
regional ecology
locatedIn Pará
locatedInRegion Northern Brazil
locatedOnContinent South America
mouthLocatedIn Belém
linked to: Belém do Pará
near Amazon River estuary
linked to: Amazon estuary
partOf Amazon River basin
linked to: Amazon Basin

hydrographic network of Pará
supportsActivity fishing
local trade
riverine transport
tributaryOf Guajará Bay
usedFor regional transport
river transport
watercourseType major waterway

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

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

Belém do Pará locatedNear Guamá River
Belém Air Base nearRiver Guamá River
Port of Belém waterway Guamá River
Cidade Velha (Belém) locatedNear Guamá River
subject linked to: Cidade Velha
Mangal das Garças Park locatedOn Guamá River
Guajará Bay mouthOf Guamá River
Guajará Bay receivesWaterFrom Guamá River