Lower Chubut River Valley

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The Lower Chubut River Valley is an irrigated agricultural and settlement region in northeastern Chubut Province, Argentine Patagonia, centered around the lower course of the Chubut River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf agricultural region
river valley
settlement region
administrativeCenter Rawson
Trelew
associatedWith Welsh-Argentine communities
linked to: Welsh Argentines
borderedBy Patagonian plateau
linked to: Patagonian steppe
climate semi-arid
contains Dolavon
Gaiman
Rawson
Trelew
rural colonies
country Argentina
economicActivity forage crops
fruit cultivation
livestock production
vegetable farming
follows lower course of the Chubut River
hasCharacteristic intensive farming
irrigated agriculture
oasis-type valley
hasIrrigationSource Chubut River
hasLandUse irrigated cropland
rural settlements
urban areas along the river
hasLanguage Spanish
hasMainRiver Chubut River
hasMinorityLanguage Welsh
hasSoilType alluvial soils suitable for irrigation
hasTransportInfrastructure National Route 25
nearby port of Rawson
historicalSignificance early agricultural development in Chubut Province
hydrologicalFeature alluvial valley of the Chubut River
locatedIn Argentine Patagonia
linked to: Patagonia

Chubut Province
locatedInRegion northeastern Chubut Province
locatedNear Atlantic coast of Patagonia
namedAfter Chubut River
partOf Chubut River basin
linked to: Chubut River

Patagonian steppe region
linked to: Patagonian steppe
regionType oasis valley in Patagonia
usedFor agricultural production
human settlement
waterManagement dams and diversion works
irrigation canals

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Chubut River hasValley Lower Chubut River Valley
Gaiman hasRegion Valle Inferior del Río Chubut
linked to: Lower Chubut River Valley
Trelew locatedInValley Lower Chubut River Valley