Pipiripau River

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Pipiripau River
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Country Brazil
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  location Federal District

The Pipiripau River is a river of the Federal District in central Brazil.

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Coordinates: 15°41′S47°41′W / 15.683°S 47.683°W / -15.683; -47.683