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Pilcomayo River: the Surprising River of South America that Changes All the Time
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The Pilcomayo River is part of the Plata Basin and crosses Bolivia, Argentina and Paraguay. It has a length of 1,590 kilometers, a basin of 270,000 km2 and an average flow of 175 m3/s. It is born in the central mountain range of Bolivia and flows into the Paraguay River. Pilcomayo River: which countries it crosses and how its route is. The route of the Pilcomayo River begins in Bolivia, in the Andean area of the departments of Oruro and Potosí, …
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