Urubaxi River

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Urubaxi River
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  location Amazonas state

Urubaxi River (Portuguese: Rio Urubaxi) is a river of Amazonas state in north-western Brazil.

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Coordinates: 0°30′53″S64°49′49″W / 0.51472°S 64.83028°W / -0.51472; -64.83028