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Tárcoles River

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312: 324: 288: 300: 262:. The total list known of birds well exceeds 320 species including the little known Guacalillo Canals. The avian biodiversity is substantial including rare birds such as Agami Heron, Rufous-necked Woodrail, Jabiru, Yellow-billed Cotinga and recently found an Orinoco Goose. It's also home of Howler and White-faced Capuchin Monkeys. Less commonly seen are Silky Anteater, Sloths, Grinson, Jaguarundi, River Otter and Northern Tamandua. 29: 458: 356: 116: 203:
covers an area of 2,121 square kilometres (819 sq mi), which encompasses around 50% of the country's population.
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The river's watershed drains approximately 67% of Costa Rica's untreated organic and
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and is considered the most contaminated river basin in the country.
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volcanic range and flows in a south-westerly direction to the
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The river's upper reaches form the northern border of the
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This article related to a river in Costa Rica is a
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Costa Rica
Cordillera Central
Mouth
Gulf of Nicoya
9°47′11″N 84°38′28″W / 9.786315°N 84.641175°W / 9.786315; -84.641175
Costa Rica
Cordillera Central
Gulf of Nicoya
watershed
industrial waste
Carara National Park
American crocodiles
waterfowl
wading birds
herons
egrets
boatbill
bare-throated tiger heron
double-striped thick-knee
mangrove warbler
American pygmy kingfisher
American crocodile
caiman
common basilisk
iguanas
Reptiles in the river
An American Pygmy Kingfisher
Royal terns
Snowy egret

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