Rivière Canot

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Rivière Canot (English: Canoe River) is a watercourse that flows through the Central and Artibonite Departments in Haiti. It is a tributary of the Artibonite River.

Rivière CanotCanoe River
Location	Departments: Artibonite Centre
Type	River
Max. Length	60 km (37 miles)
Catchment area	Source: Massif du Nord Communes and Tributaries: Saint-Michel Rivière Déo Rivière Platana Lac Colinaire Rio Belle Maïssade Rivière Fond-Bleu Rivière Puerco Rio Frio Hinche Rivière Bouyaha Drainage: Rivière Guayamouc

Geography

This river has its source in the Massif du Nord near the town of Saint-Michel-de-l'Atalaye.

After a winding course through the mountain range, the Canoe river joins the Bouyaha River and forms the Guayamouc River upstream from the city of Hinche. The stream continues its course until its confluence with the Artibonite River.

Map of Rivière Canot

References

Riviere Canot [1]