Turvo River (Pardo River tributary)

The Turvo River is a river located in southeastern Brazil. It is a significant tributary of the Pardo River, contributing to the larger watershed. The river's course primarily lies within the state of São Paulo.

The Turvo River's drainage basin is characterized by a landscape that has been significantly altered by agricultural activities, particularly cattle ranching and sugarcane cultivation. Consequently, the river's water quality is often impacted by runoff containing agricultural chemicals and sediment.

The river is important for local communities, serving as a water source for agriculture, industry, and domestic use in some areas. However, its ecological health faces challenges due to pollution and habitat degradation resulting from human activities in the surrounding landscape. Studies and conservation efforts are ongoing to assess and mitigate these environmental pressures. The river is not known to be navigable.