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Soto La Marina River
The Soto La Marina River or Soto la Marina is a river of Mexico.
==Geography==
The headwaters of the Soto La Marina are in the Sierra Madre Oriental in pine-oak forests at an elevation of about 3,000 mts (9,800 ft) in the municipality of General Zaragoza, Nuevo León. Called the Rio Blanco, it initially flows north, then turns east near Aramberri and enters the state of Tamaulipas where it is called the Purificacion river. The Rio Purificación joins with the Rio Corona near the town of Padilla, Tamaulipas where the river is damned to create the Vicente Guerrero Reservoir. From there downstream the river is called the Soto La Marina. Entering the coastal plain the river passes through the town of Soto La Marina. It forms a delta at its mouth and enters the Gulf of Mexico via two outlets. The lowest 50 kilometers (31 miles) of the river are navigable by boats. The Soto La Marina is the thirteenth longest river in Mexico.
The lower course of the Soto La Marina is through a semi-arid eco-region called Tamaulipan mezquital which is characterized by sub-tropical low trees and shrubs similar to what is found in southernmost Texas. The headwaters of the river is in the Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forest. Several scenic waterfalls are found near the town of General Zaragoza, Nuevo Leon.〔Fuente: Sistema nacional de Información Estadística y Geográfica. «Vertiente y principales ríos - longitud - periodo de observación - 2004 - nacional». Disponible en: ()〕
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