Taiaçupeba River

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Taiaçupeba River
Location
Country Brazil
Physical characteristics
Source 
  location São Paulo state
Mouth Tietê River
  coordinates
23°32′S46°16′W / 23.533°S 46.267°W / -23.533; -46.267 Coordinates: 23°32′S46°16′W / 23.533°S 46.267°W / -23.533; -46.267

The Taiaçupeba River is a river of São Paulo state in southeastern Brazil.

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