Chico River

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The Chico River is a significant waterway in the northern Philippines, known for supporting agriculture, local communities, and historical indigenous resistance to large dam projects.

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Label Occurrences
Chico River canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith Bontoc people
Cordillera indigenous peoples
Kalinga people
basinCountry Philippines
country Philippines
culturalSignificance ancestral domain of indigenous peoples
symbol of Cordillera resistance
environmentalIssue deforestation in watershed
flooding
siltation
flowsThrough Abra
Apayao NERFINISHED
Cagayan Province NERFINISHED
Kalinga
Mountain Province
hasLanguageRegion Bontoc language
Ilocano language
Kalinga languages
linked to: Kalinga language
historicalPeriod Martial Law era in the Philippines
knownFor Chico River Dam struggle
indigenous resistance to dam projects
length approximately 233 kilometers
locatedIn Cagayan Valley
Cordillera Administrative Region
Luzon
Northern Luzon
locatedOnContinent Asia
mouthLocation Tuao, Cagayan
mouthOfWaterBody Cagayan River
opposedBy Kalinga tribal leaders
linked to: Kalinga people

Macli-ing Dulag
opposedProject Chico River Dam Project
partOf Cagayan River basin
linked to: Cagayan River
regionServed Cagayan Valley region
linked to: Cagayan Valley

Cordillera region
siteOf anti-dam protests
indigenous land rights struggle
sourceLocation Cordillera Central mountains
Mountain Province
supports agriculture
corn farming
irrigation
local communities
rice farming
tributaryOf Cagayan River
usedFor domestic water supply
fishing
transportation

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

Cagayan Valley hasMajorRiver Chico River
Cagayan River tributary Chico River
Region II traversedByRiver Chico River
Kalinga knownFor Chico River
Kalinga majorRiver Chico River