The 7 main rivers of Morelos

1- Río Amacuzac

It is born in the mountain of the Nevado de Toluca volcano and becomes a tributary of the Balsas river. The melting process also gives rise to the rivers Chontalcoatlán and San Jerónimo.

2- Río Cuautla

It is born in the region of Pazulco, in the area of ​​ecological protection Los Sabinos, Santa Rosa and San Cristóbal, and brings water to the towns of Apatlaco. It is one of the most beautiful rivers in the region, thanks to the contrast of its waters with the natural green landscape.

3- Río Yautepec

Itzamatitlán is the birthplace of the Yautepec River. After a long journey, it joins the Amacuzac River, the largest in Morelos. The Yautepec River receives the waters of the Tlayacapan and Totolapan streams. Bordering its channel is the Las Estacas Aquatic Natural Park.

4- Río Tembembe

Once it has passed through the state of Mexico, the Tembembe River crosses the state of Morelos, passing through the municipalities of Cuernavaca, Miacatlan and Mazatepec. In its southern direction it joins the Chalma River in Puente Ixtla and serves as a tributary to the El Rodeo lagoon.

5- Río Salado

Although it is important for its extension, many consider it a stream given its low flow. It is located very close to Cajones, Campo Nuevo and Miahuatlán.

6- Río El Sabino

The El Sabino river is located in the region of Los Sabinos, Río Verde and Araucaria. Its waters create a very natural space because of the abundant vegetation that accompanies its channel.

7- Río Chalma

He was born in the Chalma sanctuary and from there he got his name. It is a large river and has several tributaries known as "apantles".

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