Coen River (Costa Rica)

The Coen River is a river located in Limón Province, Costa Rica. It is situated on the Caribbean slope of the country and flows in a generally northeastward direction. The river is known for its relatively pristine condition and its importance to the biodiversity of the region. It forms part of the Talamanca mountain range's river systems.

The Coen River basin supports various plant and animal species, including diverse birdlife, reptiles, and mammals. It is also of significance to indigenous communities residing in the area. The river's water is used for various purposes, including domestic use, agriculture, and potentially, small-scale hydroelectric power. The Coen River flows into the Caribbean Sea.