Pacuí River (São Francisco River tributary)

The Pacuí River is a river located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is a significant tributary of the São Francisco River, contributing to its drainage basin.

The river's course traverses a region characterized by the Cerrado biome, a vast tropical savanna. The Pacuí River's waters are utilized for various purposes, including irrigation, livestock watering, and domestic consumption by local communities.

The river's ecological health is influenced by factors such as deforestation, agricultural runoff, and dam construction, which can affect water quality and biodiversity. Conservation efforts are aimed at mitigating these impacts and ensuring the sustainable management of the Pacuí River and its surrounding environment. The river is important for maintaining the ecological balance of the São Francisco River Basin.