Iñaque River Explained
| Iñaque River |
| Mouth Location: | Pichoy River |
| Subdivision Type1: | Country |
| Subdivision Name1: | Chile |
| Mouth Elevation: | 12 m |
| Basin Size: | 536 km2 |
Iñaque River (Spanish; Castilian: río Iñaque) is a river in Los Ríos Region, Chile. The river originates near the town of Panguipulli and flows west passing through the town of Máfil before changing name to Pichoy River. The river has a pluvial regime.[1] A hanging bridge over the river exists since 1931.
The river has been mined for alluvial gold at Madre de Dios.[2]
Bibliography
- Book: Fierro Ascencio, Marcia Evelyn . Máfil en la Historia y la Memoria 1930-1964 . 2009 . Editor sin identificar . 978-956-8803-00-1 . Spanish.
-39.6424°N -72.9384°W
Notes and References
- Analysis of the Relative Importance of Model Parameters in Watersheds with Different Hydrological Regimes . Water . Medina . Yelena . 9 . 12 . Muñoz . Enrique . 10.3390/w12092376 . 2020 . 2376 . free .
- El Oro de La Araucanía como Articulador de las Relaciones Interétnicas en el Siglo XVI: Certezas e Interrogantes . Boletín de la Sociedad Chilena de Arqueología . Zavala Cepeda . José Manuel . Número especial . 131–144 . Dilleyhay . Tom. Tom Dillehay . 2021 . Medianero Soto . Francisco Javier . Payàs Puigarnau . Gertrudis.
