River Vichada
Description:
The Vichada River is a river that flows in northwestern South America, in Colombia. It is a tributary of the Orinoco River. It originates in the department of Meta, at the confluence of the Tillava and Planas rivers. Vichada flows east through the Vichada and Meta departments, then flows into Orinoco, south of Egua.
The Vichada River is about 580 kilometers long and has an area of 26,000 square kilometers. The main tributaries are Guarrojo and Muco. On the banks of the Vichada River there are settlements: Basinaka, Campo - Troco, Suquaro, San Jose de Okune.
It should be noted that on the coast you can meet capybara rodents, and in the river there is a rare species of crocodile - the Orinoco crocodile.