| Bodoquero River Rio Boboquero | |
|---|---|
| Native name | Spanish: El río Bodoquero |
| Location | |
| Country | Colombia |
| Department | Caquetá |
| Physical characteristics | |
| Source | |
| • coordinates | 1°16′27″N 75°31′28″W / 1.27417°N 75.52444°W |
| Length | 100 km |
| Basin features | |
| Progression | Cordillera Oriental range → Bodoquero → Orteguaza → others |
| River system | Amazon River basin |
| Köppen climate type | Af : Tropical rainforest climate |
The Bodoquero River ( Spanish: El río Bodoquero) is one of the most important rivers in the Colombian municipality of Florencia, Colombia in the department of Caquetá. It serves as a natural boundary between the municipalities of Florencia and Morelia and is part of the Amazon River basin.
Geography
The Bodoquero River rises in the Eastern Cordillera mountain range (also known as the "Colombian Andes") southwest of the municipal seat of Florencia. Its waters meander through the territory in a north–south-easterly direction, finally flowing into the Orteguaza River, near the municipality of Milan. [1] Rivers in this region are often accompanied by the presence of shifting Oxbow lakes. [2]
Hydrology
River bank material was laid down in the Quaternary period, comprising mainly alluvial deposits and alluvial plains [3]
References
- ^ › bitstream › handle › 10554 › 61530 › Trabajo de Grado.pdf?sequence=1 Trabajo de Grado; Automatic PDF download; [click on link]; accessed November 2023.
- ^ Hydrographs for the Orteguaza San Pedro Bodoquero Hacha and Dedo Rivers, from 1971; conv-link at Hydrographs ... at researchgate.com; accessed November 2023
- ^ Servicio Geologico Colombiano, retrieved November 2023,Gómez et al., (2015)
External links
- Inventory of Cultural Heritage - Municipality of Morelia; The Institute of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of Caquetá; accessed November 2023
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| Bodoquero River Rio Boboquero | |
|---|---|
| Native name | Spanish: El río Bodoquero |
| Location | |
| Country | Colombia |
| Department | Caquetá |
| Physical characteristics | |
| Source | |
| • coordinates | 1°16′27″N 75°31′28″W / 1.27417°N 75.52444°W |
| Length | 100 km |
| Basin features | |
| Progression | Cordillera Oriental range → Bodoquero → Orteguaza → others |
| River system | Amazon River basin |
| Köppen climate type | Af : Tropical rainforest climate |
The Bodoquero River ( Spanish: El río Bodoquero) is one of the most important rivers in the Colombian municipality of Florencia, Colombia in the department of Caquetá. It serves as a natural boundary between the municipalities of Florencia and Morelia and is part of the Amazon River basin.
Geography
The Bodoquero River rises in the Eastern Cordillera mountain range (also known as the "Colombian Andes") southwest of the municipal seat of Florencia. Its waters meander through the territory in a north–south-easterly direction, finally flowing into the Orteguaza River, near the municipality of Milan. [1] Rivers in this region are often accompanied by the presence of shifting Oxbow lakes. [2]
Hydrology
River bank material was laid down in the Quaternary period, comprising mainly alluvial deposits and alluvial plains [3]
References
- ^ › bitstream › handle › 10554 › 61530 › Trabajo de Grado.pdf?sequence=1 Trabajo de Grado; Automatic PDF download; [click on link]; accessed November 2023.
- ^ Hydrographs for the Orteguaza San Pedro Bodoquero Hacha and Dedo Rivers, from 1971; conv-link at Hydrographs ... at researchgate.com; accessed November 2023
- ^ Servicio Geologico Colombiano, retrieved November 2023,Gómez et al., (2015)
External links
- Inventory of Cultural Heritage - Municipality of Morelia; The Institute of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of Caquetá; accessed November 2023
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