Piracicaba River

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The Piracicaba River is a significant waterway in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, known for its historical role in regional development, agriculture, and industry, as well as for its traditional fishing culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Brazil
continent South America
country Brazil
drainageBasinIncludes agricultural areas of central São Paulo state
environmentalIssue eutrophication risk
reduced flow during dry season
water pollution from industrial effluents
water pollution from urban sources
etymology name derived from Tupi language
etymologyMeaning often interpreted as “place where the fish stops” or “fish step”
flowsThrough Municipality of Americana
Municipality of Limeira
Municipality of Piracicaba
Municipality of Rio Claro
Municipality of Santa Bárbara d’Oeste
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Caipira culture of São Paulo interior
City of Piracicaba
hasInfrastructure bridges in Piracicaba city
small hydropower plants
weirs
hasTraditionalActivity artisanal fishing
rod-and-line fishing from riverbanks
historicalRole supporting coffee cultivation in São Paulo interior
supporting early industrialization in Piracicaba region
supporting sugarcane cultivation in São Paulo interior
knownFor role in regional agricultural development
role in regional industrial development
strong rapids near Piracicaba city center
traditional fish ladders and fishing platforms
locatedIn State of São Paulo
linked to: state of São Paulo
monitoredBy Brazilian National Water Agency
São Paulo state environmental agencies
mouthOfWaterBody Tietê River
partOf Paraná River basin
Piracicaba–Capivari–Jundiaí river system
linked to: Piracicaba River

Tietê River basin
sourceLocation State of São Paulo
linked to: state of São Paulo
supportsActivity sport fishing
tourism in Piracicaba city
supportsEcosystem freshwater fish species of the Upper Paraná basin
tributaryOf Tietê River
usedFor fishing
hydropower generation
industrial water supply
irrigation
public water supply
recreation

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Piracicaba locatedOnRiver Piracicaba River
Santa Bárbara d'Oeste locatedOnRiver Piracicaba River basin
linked to: Piracicaba River
Limeira locatedOn Piracicaba River basin
linked to: Piracicaba River
Atibaia River partOf Piracicaba–Capivari–Jundiaí river system
linked to: Piracicaba River
Jaguari River tributaryOf Piracicaba River
Jaguari River forms Piracicaba River (at confluence with Atibaia River)
linked to: Piracicaba River
Jaguari River hasWatershed Piracicaba–Capivari–Jundiaí river system
linked to: Piracicaba River
Mesoregion of Piracicaba hasMajorRiver Piracicaba River
subject linked to: mesoregion of Piracicaba
Município de Piracicaba locatedOnRiver Rio Piracicaba
linked to: Piracicaba River
Município de Piracicaba hasRiver Rio Piracicaba
linked to: Piracicaba River
Museu da Água de Piracicaba locatedOn Piracicaba River
Museu da Água de Piracicaba hasSubject Piracicaba River
Piracicaba River partOf Piracicaba–Capivari–Jundiaí river system
linked to: Piracicaba River