Mamoré River

The Mamoré is a large river in Brazil and Bolivia which unites with the Madre de Dios River to form the Madeira, one of the largest tributaries of the... Wikipedia

• Country:  Brazil, Bolivia
• Main source:  Pojo, Bolivia, 3,372 m (11,062.99 ft)
• River mouth:  near Vila Murtinho, Brazil/Bolivia border, 110 m (360.89 ft)
• Progression:  Madeira → Amazon → Atlantic Ocean
• River system:  Amazon
• Basin size:  637,401.1 km² (246,101.94 sq mi)
• Length:  1,930 km (1,199.25 mi)
• Discharge:  Location, Near mouth, Average rate, (Period: 1985–2013)8,150 m³/s (287,814.53 cu ft/s) (Period: 1971–2000)8,857.3 m³/s (312,792.6 cu ft/s)
• Discharge, (location 2):  Location, Guayaramerín (Basin size: 611,800 km² (236,217.3 sq mi), Minimum rate, (Period: 1985–2013)1,660 m³/s (58,622.35 cu ft/s), Average rate, (Period: 1985–2013)7,650 m³/s (270,157.2 cu ft/s) (Period: 1971–2000)8,414.5 m³/s (297,155.26 cu ft/s), Maximum rate, (Period: 1985–2013)15,200 m³/s (536,782.93 cu ft/s)
• Discharge, (location 3):  Location, Puerto Siles (Basin size: 229,300 km² (88,533.22 sq mi), Minimum rate, (Period: 1985–2013)1,180 m³/s (41,671.31 cu ft/s), Average rate, (Period: 1985–2013)4,600 m³/s (162,447.47 cu ft/s), Maximum rate, (Period: 1985–2013)8,850 m³/s (312,534.8 cu ft/s)
• Discharge, (location 4):  Location, Camiaco (Basin size: 128,800 km² (49,729.96 sq mi), Minimum rate, (Period: 1985–2013)750 m³/s (26,486 cu ft/s), Average rate, (Period: 1985–2013)2,180 m³/s (76,985.97 cu ft/s), Maximum rate, (Period: 1985–2013)3,900 m³/s (137,727.2 cu ft/s)
• Tributaries:  Left, Chapare, Isiboro, Apere, Yacuma, San Miguel, Yata, Right, Rio Grande, Ibare, Guaporé, Pacaás Novo
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo