The Abuna River ( es, Río Abuná, pt, Rio Abunã) is a river in South America. As a part of the Amazon Basin, it forms part of the

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between northern Bolivia and north-western

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. The river has a total length of . It originates in several streams east of the Cordillera Oriental of the

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. The river is navigable for circa in its lower northeastern part. At

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it joins the Río Madeira, a tributary of the Amazon. Opposite the river mouth there is the town of Abunã on the Brazilian side of the confluence.

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Rivers of Acre (state) Rivers of Rondônia Bolivia–Brazil border International rivers of South America Rivers of Pando Department Border rivers {{Rondônia-river-stub