Sulia River
Description:
The Zulia River is a river in the North of South America, a tributary of the Catatumbo. It originates in northeastern Colombia, in Santander. The river begins at an altitude of 3,500 meters, on the northern slopes of the Santurban - Paramo Hills. The rivers entering Sulia are formed mainly in the eastern part of the Andes, at an altitude of 4220 meters.
The Zulia River flows into the Catatumbo River in the state of Zulia in Venezuela. The length of the Zulia River is 310 kilometers, the main tributaries are: Orone, Grita, Tachira, Peralonso, Pamplonita, Motilon, Salazar, Tarra and others. The tributaries of Pamplonita and Tachira are the main sources of water supply in the city of Cucuta.
On the banks of the Sulia River there is a village of Voronki with a population of 1050 people.