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Encyclopedia > Grande River

The Rio Grande is a left tributary of the Paraná River in the Brazilian states of Minas Gerais and São Paulo. Its length is 1360 km.


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The Grand River (5378 words)
The Grand River is of such value to both the ecosystem it supports and the human settlements it affects that it was designated both a wild and scenic river on January 17, 1974.
The valleys of the Grand River are slowly widening due to the erosion of thier banks.
Grand River Partners, Inc. is a land trust that works with residents, landowners, businesses, and communities to protect the natural resources in the Grand River watershed.
Grand River, Iowa (532 words)
Grand River is located in south central Iowa, 20 minutes south of Osceola, exit off Interstate 35, eight miles west on J20, and 7 miles north off highway 2.
Grand River Mutual Telephone Corporation is a progressive local exchange carrier with a service area covering 4,064 square miles in southern Iowa and northern Missouri.
Grand River Mutual serves a total of 21 counties in the two states - with 44 exchanges, 12 in Iowa and 32 in Missouri.
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