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63: 42: 33: 476:. The Yuna then heads northeast into lower elevations as the river leaves the Cordillera Central. The river passes through the village of Los Quemados, receiving several forks that originate within the Cordillera Central to the west. The river next bypasses Bonao to the northwest of the city. The Yuna then flows into the town of Los Arroces, receiving a major tributary, the 659:) and empties into the Samaná Bay., which is one of the largest estuaries in the Caribbean. There is a long period when the Yuna River provides Samana Bay with a flow of stable and low freshwater, as well as two times of the year when the Yuna River rises and provides the Bay with a flow of large freshwater. In total the Yuna River, is 208 km long. 966: 527:. The reservoir, surrounded by rolling hills, is the largest artificial lake and is home to the largest dam in the Caribbean. The Hatillo dam in the Yuna River is an example of a dam with flood control purposes. The Yuna continues past the dam running northeast while decreasing in elevation and receiving first the 1287:
Tobey, J. (2004). Impacts of Altered Freshwater Flows to Estuaries: Yuna River Watershed and Samana Bay, Dominican Republic: Draft Profile. Includes: Ortiz, A. Appendix 1: Water Budget of the Yuna River Watershed. Narragansett, RI: Coastal Resources Center, University of Rhode Island and The Nature
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filled with rice and cocoa cultivation. The easternmost segment of the Yuna past the mouth of the CamĂş River has the most s-shaped curves of any segment in its course. The Yuna continues to decrease in elevation as it heads east reaching 24 m (78.74 feet) above sea level upon entering Duarte
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for the Dominican Republic; the Yuna has its source along the northern slope of the mountain range. The Yuna descends from its headwaters running south then west where several streams feed into the river near the
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and continues east passing several small villages including Los Coles and Agua Santa del Yuna. The Yuna continues east into the village of Los Cacaos where the Yuna serves as the Duarte–
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line at an elevation of 30 m (98.43 feet) above sea level. The CamĂş River has its source within the Cordillera Central and has a watershed that spans seven provinces:
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The Yuna next flows into the village of Los Finitos where it travels in a more northerly course. The river then receives two tributaries along its left bank: the
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Lake Hatillo runs north-northeast for 15.46 km (9.61 miles) and has a total area of 27.94 km (11 square miles) from the Yuna–MaimĂłn convergence to a
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running east-northeast while descending into elevations of 20 m (65.62 feet) above sea level. The Yuna passes north of
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in the northeast part of the Dominican Republic. Like many rivers in the Dominican Republic, the name is derived from the
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at an elevation of 1 m (3.28 feet) above sea level. The main branch of the Yuna continues northeast receiving the
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along the right bank. The Yuna bypasses the city of Cotuí to the north and enters a Sánchez Ramírez region filled with
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which separates from the right bank of the Yuna. The Barracote runs southeast-east as it reaches its mouth at the
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and 10.26 km (6.38 miles) north of the Barracote River mouth. The delta is located within the
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and wetlands and heads north to the town of Villa Riva before turning southeast and receiving the
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A primary use of the Yuna River, as it flows along the city of Bonao, is for rice cultivation.
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within Los Haitises National Park approximately 3.84 km (2.39 miles) south of the city of
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before entering another mountainous region of Monseñor Nouel. The Yuna next passes north of
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The source of the Yuna is located 78.95 km (49.06 miles) southeast of the city of
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Yuboa River, MaimĂłn River, Maguaca River, Chacuey River, Payabo River
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along its right bank. The Yuna then traverses a region with several
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passing through several mountains including Torito Hill (Spanish:
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line east of Flat Hill and enters the province upon arriving at
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where it meets two small tributaries along its left bank: the
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is vegetated, but there is a high amount of gravel south of
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orchards. The Yuna receives its principal tributary, the
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and 62.41 km (38.78 miles) northwest of the city of
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border. The Yuna then turns north near the village of
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The source is located near the southern 323:Tireo River, Masipedro River, Yujo River, 752:The Rough Guide to the Dominican Republic 726: 1301: 368:mountain range southwest of the city of 872: 1331: 747: 1349:Geography of Sánchez RamĂ­rez Province 993:Rough Guide to the Dominican Republic 815: 700: 360:) is the second longest river in the 300:5,498 km (2,123 sq mi) 1344:Geography of Monseñor Nouel Province 918:National Imagery and Mapping Agency 46:Map showing the Yuna drainage basin 13: 990:Harvey, Sean; Hutton, Tom (2002). 662: 14: 1370: 564:Province and the municipality of 376:, and passes through the fertile 1339:Rivers of the Dominican Republic 873:Vaughan, Thomas Wayland (1921). 682:Although most of the Yuna River 428:on Cerro Montoso Hill (Spanish: 61: 40: 31: 1295: 1281: 1267: 1225: 1199: 1173: 1147: 1123: 1099: 1075: 1051: 1025: 1016: 983: 733:De la Fuente, Santiago (1976). 643:. The Yuna finally reaches its 292:185.17 km (115.06 mi) 1302:Robinson, Hilary (July 2009). 930: 901: 866: 842: 809: 783: 741: 241: • coordinates 152: • coordinates 1: 996:. 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Index



Dominican Republic
Provinces
Monseñor Nouel
Sánchez Ramírez
Duarte
Samaná
Bonao
CotuĂ­
Bonao
Monseñor Nouel
Dominican Republic
18°47′16″N 70°25′05″W / 18.78778°N 70.41806°W / 18.78778; -70.41806
Mouth
Samaná Bay
Los Haitises National Park
Sánchez
Samaná
Dominican Republic
19°11′47″N 69°37′24″W / 19.19639°N 69.62333°W / 19.19639; -69.62333
CamĂş River
Nigua River
Guayabo River
Dominican Republic
Cordillera Central
Bonao
Monseñor Nouel Province
Cibao Valley
CotuĂ­

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