• The mouth of the Orinoco River at the Atlantic Ocean was documented by Christopher Columbus on 1 August 1498, during his third voyage.
  • The Atures Rapids mark the beginning of the lower Orinoco basin, in which the river makes its great bend to the east.
  • The entire Orinoco Basin covers a total area of between 340,000 and 366,000 square miles, three-quarters of which lies completely within Venezuela.
  • Latin America is home to some of the world's most fascinating natural wonders, and the Orinoco River is definitely one of them.
  • Their homes were built on stilts along the banks of the Orinoco. ... If you are short on time, skip the Orinoco delta and go to Los llanos.
  • The Orinoco River, one of South America's largest, flows through Venezuela and Colombia, serving as a crucial waterway for transportation.
  • Güney Amerika'nın açılmasından bu yana Orinoco NehriOrmanda gizlenemeyen uzun bir süre boyunca onu saklamak ve dolayısıyla tanınmayan.
  • Archaeology of the Orinoco Basin. 239. this section, the Orinoco is mainly a black-water river, born in a landscape covered by tropical rain forest.
  • Orinoco, 2140 kilometre uzunluğuyla Güney Amerika'nın en uzun nehirlerinden biridir. Nehir yatağının tümü Venezuela mülkiyetindeki topraklardadır.
  • Orinoco (ōrēnō´kō), river of Venezuela, estimated to be from 1,500 to 1,700 mi (2,410–2,735 km) long. Rising near Mt.