Rio Potaro
| Rio Potaro | |
|---|---|
| Comprimento | 225 km |
| Nascente | Monte Ayanganna serra de Pacaraima |
| Foz | rio Essequibo[1] |
| País(es) |  Guiana |
| País da bacia hidrográfica | Guiana |
O rio Potaro é um curso d'água sul-americano que banha a Guiana.[2] O rio nasce na área do Monte Ayanganna, na serra de Pacaraima, norte do Rupununi. Corre por aproximadamente 225 km, desaguando no rio Essequibo, maior rio da Guiana. Nele localizam-se as maiores quedas-d'água da Guiana, as cataratas de Kaieteur.
Referências
- ↑ Kirk Smock (2011). Bradt Travel Guide – Guyana. [S.l.]: Bradt Travel Guides. 312 páginas. ISBN 9781841623580
- ↑ Rongxing Guo (2006). Territorial Disputes and Resource Management: A Global Handbook. [S.l.]: Nova Publishers. 299 páginas. ISBN 9781600214455
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