Coco River (Puerto Rico)

The Coco River is a river located in northeastern Puerto Rico. It originates in the Luquillo Mountains, specifically within the El Yunque National Forest, and flows generally northward towards the Atlantic Ocean. The river is known for its clear waters and lush surrounding vegetation, contributing to the ecological diversity of the region. It is a relatively short river, characterized by a moderate flow rate, influenced by rainfall patterns typical of the tropical rainforest environment. The Coco River is a tributary of the Río Espíritu Santo, eventually contributing to its watershed and the overall hydrological system of northeastern Puerto Rico. It's also known for its recreational value, with opportunities for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of the El Yunque ecosystem.