The Bao River feeds the Tavera-Bao Reservoir, one of the country’s large dam systems. Deliver water to produce food. Water that is made drinkable for human consumption in dozens of communities. Water that also generates clean energy. Its 900 square kilometer basin guarantees agricultural and livestock production to about 240 square kilometers, but above all, it feeds 650 square kilometers of forest forest.
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Hello @PuntosRD it’s Wonderfull nature thank you for sharing.
@Magmed1Forever You welcome bro!
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Thank you @PuntosRD i am never seen as this river
Wow @PuntosRD
This is really wonderful. Where does this river takes its source from and where those it empties to?
Best regards.
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@Austinelewex Thnx :D!
Along with the Yaque del Norte, Yuna, Camú, Blanco, Mao, Amina and other rivers and streams that are born in the Cordillera Central, the Bao is part of the water system that guarantees life to about 60% of our population.
It travels 85 kilometers leaving freshness and greenery in Jarabacoa, Jánico, San José de las Matas and more than 30 communities.
In the Water Quadrennium, caring for the Bao is saving the waters of the Dominican people.
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Hi @PuntosRD
Thank you for sharing. Absolutely stunning photo! All the more reasons to visit Dominican Republic. You’ve got incredible nature there with the sea and beaches and then forests. Can you get fresh water there?
Whenever I’m in the mountains, I always try to search where you can find fresh mineral water you can bring back home. It’s much better than buying.
Hi @DanniS
Yes! This is the best country in all caribbean and latin american. Of course you can get fresh water.
I would liek to live in a montains maybe for a month, i thing that this will be a great experience.
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@PuntosRD That is amazing! I’d love to visit your country. Thanks so much for the information.
Hi @DanniS You welcome!
If in the future you will come to Dominican Republic, you can contact me and i can show you my country 