HydroBASINS lev08 watershed · #6080521610
Bassin de Rio Itamirim
A watershed (drainage basin) is not a body of water — it is the land area where rainfall converges towards a single river that eventually reaches the sea (or an endorheic basin). Boundaries follow ridgelines.
Crosses 6 administrative regions : Cristinápolis, Indiaroba, Itabaianinha, Tobias Barreto, Tomar do Geru +1
Sub-basin area
460km²
Upstream area
460km²
Discharge
4,51m³/s
Mean elev.
147m
Administrative coverage
Hydrographic chain
▼ Drains into
▲ Receives from 0 basins
Source / headwater (no upstream basin)
6 dept-equivalent regions (GADM L2)
- 179.6 km²39.2% of basin
- 110.1 km²24.0% of basin
- 99.0 km²21.6% of basin
- 42.4 km²9.2% of basin
- 20.8 km²4.5% of basin
- 6.4 km²1.4% of basin
Computed live · GADM 4.1 × HydroBASINS lev08 × WDPA · cached after first hit.
Species present
89 distinct species · 125 observations
Source: GBIF Occurrence snapshot 2026-05-01.
Ecological tissue
Sample of 27 species (selected proportionally per kingdom among those with at least one documented interaction here) to keep the graph readable. Hover for details, click to explore the full ecosystem of a species.
ℹ️ The territory contains many more species than displayed and all their documented interactions: the graph is intentionally the structural skeleton (top-N species by composite local score, edges filtered by Serrano 2009 disparity filter α=0.2).
Indicateurs du tissu écologique
Tissu écologique de Bassin de Rio Itamirim : 23 espèces reliées par 30 interactions GloBI sur 3 types (connectance 7.9%, filtre Serrano α=0.2). 5 bulles taxonomiques (cascade genre/famille GloBI, ≥3 espèces).
Comparaison sur la connectance du réseau local complet vs distribution nationale (toutes les communes françaises).
Hydroclimate (BasinATLAS lev08)
Mean T°
24,3°C
Annual rain
1 123mm
Moisture idx (CMI)
-0,29
Runoff
354mm/an
PET
1 595mm
AET
925mm
Mean slope
2,8°
Water table
168cm
Forest
7%
Crops
17%
Urban
2%
Protected
0%
HydroATLAS BasinATLAS v10 (Linke et al. 2019) · HydroBASINS lev08 (Lehner & Grill 2013)