The river San Francisco, also called Opará, as it is known by the aboriginals, or popularly Old Chico, is a Brazilian river. It is born in Is Roque of Mines, in the Mountain range of the Hamper, in the state of Minas Gerais, approximately the 1200 meters of altitude, crosses the state of the Bahia, making its verge to the north with Pernambuco, as well as constituting the natural verge of the states of Sergipe and Alagoas, and, finally, he approximately drains in the Atlantic Ocean, draining a 641,000 area of 2,830 km ² and reaching extension km de extensão.
quarta-feira, 7 de abril de 2010
Rio São Francisco
The river San Francisco, also called Opará, as it is known by the aboriginals, or popularly Old Chico, is a Brazilian river. It is born in Is Roque of Mines, in the Mountain range of the Hamper, in the state of Minas Gerais, approximately the 1200 meters of altitude, crosses the state of the Bahia, making its verge to the north with Pernambuco, as well as constituting the natural verge of the states of Sergipe and Alagoas, and, finally, he approximately drains in the Atlantic Ocean, draining a 641,000 area of 2,830 km ² and reaching extension km de extensão.
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