Chacabuco River

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The Chacabuco River is a Patagonian watercourse in southern Chile that flows through remote valleys and protected areas before joining the Baker River, contributing to one of the country’s largest river systems.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Chacabuco River canonical 1
Río Chacabuco 1

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Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Chile
continent South America
contributesTo one of Chile’s largest river systems
country Chile
drainageDirection generally east-to-west
flowsThrough Chacabuco Valley
Patagonia National Park
protected areas of southern Chile
remote valleys of southern Chile
hasConservationStatus partly protected within national park
hasEcosystemType Andean foothill river ecosystem
Patagonian steppe river ecosystem
hydrologicalSystem Baker River system
knownFor ecological conservation value
remote Patagonian landscapes
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Aysén Region
Patagonia
locatedInProtectedArea Patagonia National Park
locatedNear Chile–Argentina border
mouthOf Baker River
nameInSpanish Río Chacabuco
linked to: Chacabuco River
partOf Baker River basin
linked to: Baker River

Patagonian river system
region southern Chile
sourceRegion Andes Mountains of southern Chile
linked to: Southern Andes
tributaryOf Baker River
usedFor ecotourism
fly fishing
hiking access

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Referenced by (2)

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

Baker River tributary Chacabuco River
Chacabuco River nameInSpanish Río Chacabuco
linked to: Chacabuco River