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Ortoire River

42 km from source to mouth · Trinidad and Tobago.

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The river and every tributary in its basin, drawn from RiverATLAS (CC BY 4.0).

In numbers

Length

42km

Average flow

11m³/s

Basin

448km²

Drop

40m

from 40 m to 0 m

Country

1

The journey

From source to mouth

42 km of river and 0 stops on the way: 0 towns and cities on its banks, dams, bridges and the tributaries that feed it.

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Sourceat 40 m0 km
Mouthat 0 m42 km
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  1. 0 kmSourceat 40 m
  2. 42 kmMouthat 0 m

Water level along the river (RiverATLAS; the height is exaggerated). Towns: GeoNames and Wikidata; bridges, dams and tributaries: Wikidata.

River in Trinidad and Tobago

At the mouth it carries 11 m³/s on average: an Olympic pool every 223 seconds. It drops from 40 m to 0 m, 1.0 m per kilometre on average. Its basin covers 448 km².

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Where to start

Plan the trip

Plan the trip: boat trips, a bed by the river, a car

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Ortoire River in our other atlases

What our sister atlases know about the waterfalls on this river, the lakes it flows through, the beaches at its mouth, the mountains where it rises and the islands off its mouth.

  • 7mountains at the sourcePeakyas

Mountains at the source (7)

Within 15 km of the source, by Peakyas

  1. Saddle Hills12 km away
  2. Nariva Hill9.0 km away
  3. Montserrat Hills14 km away
  4. Dunmore Hill11 km away
  5. Centre Hill9.6 km away
  6. Cats Hill14 km away
  7. Long Mountain12 km away

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From space

The source and the mouth, seen from orbit

Ortoire River: satellite view of the source
The source14 km across
Ortoire River: satellite view of the mouth
The mouth10 km across

Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 by EOX IT Services GmbH (contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2016), CC BY 4.0. The glowing line is the river as drawn by RiverATLAS.

Where these numbers come from

Name, length, placesWikidata (Q7105077) · CC0
Course, profile, basinRiverATLAS v1.0 (HydroATLAS, Linke et al. 2019) · CC BY 4.0 — followed along the river network from the point given by Wikidata
FlowWaterGAP (RiverATLAS), 1971–2000 · CC BY 4.0
Climate along the riverWorldClim (RiverATLAS), 1970–2000 · CC BY 4.0
Towns, bridges, damsWikidata · CC0; GeoNames · CC BY 4.0
Along the river© OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL
ImagesEOX Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 · CC BY 4.0; Wikimedia Commons
Our other atlasesPeakyas — Wikidata · CC0; © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL; GeoNames · CC BY 4.0; HydroLAKES · CC BY 4.0; NOAA OISST

Every source and licence is on the data sources page.

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