The Catundó River (Portuguese: Rio Catundó) is a river in the state of Santa Catarina in southeastern Brazil. It forms part of the Uruguay River basin, which in turn belongs to the larger Río de la Plata drainage system.
Course
The river rises in the serra do Capanema, within the territory of the municipality of Campo Erê, at approximately 26°26′23″S 53°05′13″W. It flows generally southward, passing through the municipalities of Campo Erê and Santa Terezinha do Progresso. It discharges into the Sargento River at approximately 26°37′49″S 53°13′37″W (English-language sources give a mouth location of about 26°38′S 53°14′W).
Classification
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Country | Brazil |
| State | Santa Catarina |
| Source | Serra do Capanema, Campo Erê |
| Mouth | Sargento River |
| Basin | Uruguay River / Río de la Plata Basin |
Sources
The river is recorded in the Portuguese, French, and English editions of Wikipedia, and in the Wikidata knowledge base (identifier Q3432375), where it is classified as a "river in Santa Catarina, Brazil." The English Wikipedia article cites a map from the Brazilian Ministry of Transport as its reference. The available encyclopedic coverage is brief, and detailed hydrological data such as length, discharge, and watershed area are not provided in these sources.
