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Apure - Venezuela, a tributary of the Orinoco

JURUA - Brazil, a tributary of the Amazon

IRIRI - a tributary of the Amazon

PAGIA - Colombia

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ZHAPURA - a tributary of the Amazon

IGUAZU - Argentina, Brazil

MAMORE - Bolivia, source of Madeira

PARANA - Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina

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ARAGUAYA - a tributary of the Tocantins

GUAPORE - Brazil, Bolivia

Madeira - a tributary of the Amazon

ORINOCO - Venezuela, Colombia

TAPAJOS - a tributary of the Amazon

URUGUAY - flows into La Plata Bay

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AMAZON - Brazil, the largest in terms of water consumption in the world

Maranion - the upper reaches of the Amazon

PARAGUAY - Brazil, Paraguay

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MAGDALENA - Colombia

TOKANTINS - Brazil

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