Trombudo River

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Trombudo River
Location
Country Brazil
Physical characteristics
Source 
  location Santa Catarina state
Mouth Itajaí do Oeste River
  coordinates
27°15′S49°42′W / 27.250°S 49.700°W / -27.250; -49.700

The Trombudo River is a river of Santa Catarina state in southeastern Brazil.

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River flow

It rises in the municipality of Agrolândia , runs through it in a south-north direction to the center of the municipality of Trombudo Central and then runs in a southwest-northeast direction through Agronômica and flows into the Itajaí do Oeste River on the border between the municipalities of Agronômica, Laurentino and Rio do Sul .

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