Artibonite (rzeka)
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| Rzeka | |
| Długość | 240 km |
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| Miejsce | Kordyliera Centralna |
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| Miejsce | Gonâve |
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Położenie na mapie Morza Karaibskiego  | |
Artibonite – rzeka na Haiti i Dominikanie o długości 240[1] km, częściowo graniczna.
Źródła rzeki znajdują się w Kordylierze Centralnej, a uchodzi ona do Morza Karaibskiego. Rzeka Artibonite jest wykorzystywana do żeglugi śródlądowej (żeglowna na odcinku blisko 160 km), a także do nawadniania pól uprawnych[1].
Przypisy
- ↑ a b Artibonite River, [w:] Encyclopædia Britannica [online] [dostęp 2015-04-05] (ang.).
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The national and official state flag of Haiti; arms obtained from http://www.webchantier.com/. The civil flag can be found at here.
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Location map of the Caribbean Sea.
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Location map of the Caribbean Sea.
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Artibonite River in Haiti (2010).jpg
Haiti: Artibonite River.
Haiti: Artibonite River.