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<p> 1, One of the larger tributaries of the Amazon, rises as the Guainia in SE. Columbia; crosses [[Venezuela]] and [[Brazil]] in a more or less SE. direction, and joins the [[Amazon]] (the [[Marañon]] here) near Manaos after a course of 1350 m.; some of its tributaries connect the Orinoco with the Amazon. 2, Has its source in a small lake in the [[Chilian]] Andes, flows NE. and E. to the Atlantic, is some 500 m. long, and easily navigated. </p> | <p> 1, One of the larger tributaries of the Amazon, rises as the Guainia in SE. Columbia; crosses [[Venezuela]] and [[Brazil]] in a more or less SE. direction, and joins the [[Amazon]] (the [[Marañon]] here) near Manaos after a course of 1350 m.; some of its tributaries connect the Orinoco with the Amazon. 2, Has its source in a small lake in the [[Chilian]] Andes, flows NE. and E. to the Atlantic, is some 500 m. long, and easily navigated. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:55, 15 October 2021
The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]
1, One of the larger tributaries of the Amazon, rises as the Guainia in SE. Columbia; crosses Venezuela and Brazil in a more or less SE. direction, and joins the Amazon (the Marañon here) near Manaos after a course of 1350 m.; some of its tributaries connect the Orinoco with the Amazon. 2, Has its source in a small lake in the Chilian Andes, flows NE. and E. to the Atlantic, is some 500 m. long, and easily navigated.
