Santa Rosa Island, River island in Mariscal Ramón Castilla Province, Peru
Santa Rosa Island is a river island in the Mariscal Ramón Castilla Province within Peru's Loreto department. It rises from the waters of the Amazon Basin, forming a natural formation among the surrounding river channels.
The island formed naturally through river processes in the Amazon Basin over time. It has served as a settlement area where people adapted to life in the river landscape across generations.
The residents maintain connections to indigenous traditions through their daily activities, utilizing natural resources from the surrounding waterways and forests.
Access to the island is by boat through the local river channels. Visitors should consult with local guides or residents to learn about safe routes and suitable times for navigating the waterways.
The island functions as a natural boundary marker in the Amazon Basin, situated at the intersection of multiple water channels within Loreto.
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