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Peces del río Atrato, zona hidrogeográfica del caribe, Colombia

Authors: Maldonado Ocampo, Javier Alejandro; Villa Navarro, Francisco Antonio; Ortega Lara, Armando; Prada Pedreros, Saúl; Jaramillo Villa, Úrsula; Usma Oviedo, José Saulo; Rivas Lara, Tulia Sofia; +4 Authors

Peces del río Atrato, zona hidrogeográfica del caribe, Colombia

Abstract

RESUMEN: Colombia es uno de los países más ricos del mundo en recursos hídricos y en éste se destacan cinco zonas hidrogeográficas: Caribe, Orinoco, Amazonas, Pacífico y Magdalena-Cauca (IDEAM, 2004). La zona del Caribe incluye ríos muy importantes para Colombia, uno de ellos el Atrato. El río Atrato se forma de la confluencia de dos pequeñas quebradas al occidente de los farallones de Citará, a los 05° 41' de latitud norte y 76° 23' de longitud oeste; vierte sus aguas en el mar Caribe por 16 bocas diferentes, siendo la principal la denominada Tarena, a los 08° 16' de latitud norte y 76° 59' de longitud Oeste.

ABSTRACT: Colombia is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of water resources and five hydrogeographic zones stand out: Caribbean, Orinoco, Amazon, Pacific and Magdalena-Cauca (IDEAM, 2004). The Caribbean area includes very important rivers for Colombia, one of them the Atrato. The Atrato River is formed from the confluence of two small streams to the west of the Citará cliffs, at 05 ° 41 'north latitude and 76 ° 23' west longitude; It discharges its waters into the Caribbean Sea through 16 different mouths, the main one being called Tarena, at 08 ° 16 'north latitude and 76 ° 59' west longitude.

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Colombia
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Chocó (Colombia), http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_2943, 590, Peces, Fishes, Atrato (Río) - Condiciones económicas, Caribe (Colombia)

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