Parismina River


The Parismina River is a river in Costa Rica. It flows into the Caribbean Sea.
Located in the Province of Limón, it is navigable for 21 km from its confluence with the River Reventazón to its mouth in the Boca del Parismina.
It starts in Mercedes District, Guácimo canton, Limon Province. Its source is to the north-east of the Turrialba Volcano. It is in the Central Volcanic Mountain Range Forest Reserve.
Its delta is a nesting site for three of the seven marine turtles:
A study was conducted on how to counter the disruptive effects of the Reventazón Hydroelectric Project.

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