List of rivers of the Santiago Metropolitan Region

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This is a list of rivers in the Santiago Metropolitan Region , Chile. Data in this article has been compiled from the data supplied by GeoNames. [1] It includes all features named "Rio", "Canal", "Arroyo", "Estero" and those Feature Code is associated with a stream of water. [note 1] This list contains 211 water streams.

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This list contains:

  1. Name of the stream, in Spanish Language
  2. Coordinates are latitude and longitude of the feature in ± decimal degrees, at the mouth of the stream
  3. Link to a map including the Geonameid (a number which uniquely identifies a Geoname feature)
  4. Feature Code explained in
  5. Other names for the same feature, if any
  6. Basin countries additional to Chile, if any

List

Maipo, Aconcagua and Petorca Rivers basins Chile.cuencas.hidrograficas.maipozaconcagua.svg
Maipo, Aconcagua and Petorca Rivers basins

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The arbitrarily selected codes are RPDS, CHN, CNLA, CNLB, CNLD, CNLI, CNLN, CNLSB, CRKT, DTCH, DTCHI, DTCHD, ESTY, FORD, SBED, STM, STMA, STMB, STMC, STMD, STMH, STMI, STMIX, STMM, STMQ, STMS, STMSB, STMX, TNLC, WTRC, WTRH

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References

  1. ↑ GeoNames country data of Chile, retrieved September 7, 2014, from http://download.geonames.org/export/dump/CL.zip
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