Chacabuco River facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Chacabuco River |
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Chacabuco River in the Aysén Region
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| Country | Chile |
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| River mouth | Baker River 47°07′51″S 72°36′52″W / 47.1308°S 72.6144°W |
| Length | 76 km (47 mi) |
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The Chacabuco River is an important river in Chile. It flows through the beautiful Aysén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Region. This river begins high up in the mountains, between Cerro Lucas Bridges and Cerro Baker. Cerro Baker is a mountain located right on the border between Argentina and Chile, close to a place called Roballos Pass. The Chacabuco River eventually joins the larger Baker River.
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Exploring the Chacabuco River Valley
The Chacabuco River flows through a stunning natural area. This region is known for its amazing landscapes and wildlife. The river's journey takes it through valleys and plains.
Patagonia Park and Its Importance
A large part of the area around the Chacabuco River is within Patagonia Park. This park is a huge protected space. It helps to keep the natural environment safe. The park is home to many different animals and plants. It is a great place for nature lovers.
Future National Park Project
There is an exciting plan to create a new national park. This new park would include the lands of Patagonia Park. It would also bring together two other important areas: Lago Cochrane National Reserve and Lago Jeinimeni National Reserve. This project aims to protect even more of Chile's amazing natural heritage. It will create a very large area where nature can thrive.
See also
In Spanish: Río Chacabuco para niños
