Mazomba River

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Mazomba River
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  location Rio de Janeiro state

The Mazomba River is a river of Rio de Janeiro state in southeastern Brazil.

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Coordinates: 22°53′S43°45′W / 22.883°S 43.750°W / -22.883; -43.750