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Bolivia has an important hydrographic network that includes several important rivers that play a crucial role in the life of the country. One of the most important rivers is the Mamor&&e&& River, which is one of the main tributaries of the Amazon River and runs through much of the northern region of Bolivia. The Mamor&&e&& is vital for navigation and transportation in the region and is also important for the biodiversity of the Amazon rainforest.

Another important river is the Pilcomayo River, which originates in Bolivia and flows towards Argentina, where it empties into the Paraguay River. The Pilcomayo River is vital for agriculture and wildlife in the region and has been the subject of conflict between Bolivia and Argentina due to pollution and sedimentation problems.

Additionally, the Guapay River is another important river in Bolivia, which flows south from the department of Santa Cruz and is a major tributary of the Paraguay River. These are just a few examples of the many important rivers that are part of the natural landscape and daily life of Bolivia.

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