Caguan

The Caguán rises on the eastern slopes of the Colombian Andes and flows down into the humid forests of the Amazonian lowlands. Its waters join the Caquetá, part of the great Amazon river system. The lower Caguán was home to Indigenous peoples including the Carijona and Coreguaje. Forested banks and tributaries frame a waterway that links the Andean foothills with the broad rivers farther downstream.