- Guaporé River
Geobox | River
name = Guaporé
other_name = Iténez
category =
image_caption = Rio Guaporé atPontes e Lacerda (Brazil)
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nickname =
country = Brazil
country1 = Bolivia
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tributary_left =Rio Alegre
tributary_left1 =Rio Verde
tributary_left2 =Río Paraguá
tributary_left3 =Río Blanco
tributary_left4 =Río Machupo
tributary_right =Rio Guatire
tributary_right1 =Rio Branco o Cabixi
tributary_right2 =Rio Corumbiara
tributary_right3 =Rio Colorado
tributary_right4 =Rio Massaco
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source =
source_location =
source_region =Mato Grosso
source_country = Brazil
source_elevation = 631
source_lat_d = 14
source_lat_m = 35
source_lat_s = 58
source_lat_NS = S
source_long_d = 58
source_long_m = 57
source_long_s = 11
source_long_EW = W
mouth =
mouth_location =Mamoré River
mouth_country = Brazil/Bolivia
mouth_elevation = 131
mouth_lat_d = 11
mouth_lat_m = 53
mouth_lat_s = 15
mouth_lat_NS = S
mouth_long_d = 65
mouth_long_m = 01
mouth_long_s = 53
mouth_long_EW = W
length = 1530
length_note =
length_round = -1
width =
depth =
watershed = 266460
watershed_note =
watershed_round = -1
discharge = 1530
discharge_round = -1
discharge_location = mouth
free =
map_caption = Map of the Amazon Basin with the Guaporé River highlighted
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footnotes =
discharge_average_note = ca.Rio Guaporé is the name of a river in western
Brazil along theBolivia n border, its Bolivian name is Río Iténez.The river has its source in the Brazilian
Mato Grosso circa 150 km northeast ofPontes e Lucerda . From this town on it flows in a westerly direction for about 120 km, where atVila Bela da Santíssima Trindade it joins Rio Alegre. It flows in a northerly direction for another 180 km and from then on it forms the borderline between Brazil and the Brazilian states "Mato Grosso" andRondônia in the northeast, andBolivia and its departments Santa Cruz andBeni in the southeast. Here it carries the name "Iténez" on the Bolivian and "Guaporé" on the Brazilian side, before it joins Río Mamoré atSorpresa .
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