Atrato River: History, Features, Routes, Aids, Flora, Fauna

Abstract

The Atrato River is an arterial river located on the west coast facing the Pacific Ocean, especially in the region of Colombia, in South America. Its channel is 750 km long and has a bathing area of 38,500 km2 in the Chocó region of Colombia. The Atrato River flows from south to north through an area known as Biographic Square. Its channel is the region's main communication route, with the 66th River running year-round. The development of this ecosystem is closely linked to climatic conditions. On average, the region receives 12,000 mm of rainfall 3 years each, the continent has the highest rainfall levels and one of the highest ratings in the world. Due to the heavy rainfall along the Atrato River, it becomes the largest river in the country, with an average of 4,900 meters 3 / s.