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[edit]Map of the Cassiquiare channel, a natural waterway connecting the rivers Orinoco and Negro in the Amazonas forest. The map was drafted based on Alexander von Humboldt 1799 survey of the area. The longitudes are about 3 degrees higher (based on the Paris meridian?).
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