Coari

The Coari is a Brazilian municipality in the Amazon area. The municipality Jurua-Purus is in the erosion of the moist forests. Aman is part of a sustainable development reserve. Founded in 2003, 1,008,167 hectares 2,491,230 acres comprise a small part of Piagu-Puru's sustainable development reserve. The Kaitua-Epixuna Extractive Reserve has 66.15% stake in the municipality of 217,486 hectares 537,420 acres which was first introduced in 2003. The Municipality of Coir, reserved in the Amazon state, is one of the largest cities in the state of Amazon. This is the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kori.

There are oil and natural gas reserves in this area. The Kori is served by the Koari Airport, which is located 6 km from the town of Kori. Porto Uruku Airport, which is located 470 km in Porto Urchu district, serves the people living and working in Petrobras. The Amazon system transports the largest amount of water in any river system, which is approximately 20% of the total water used by the rivers in the oceans. Due to the increase in farmland and soybean fields, some Amazon rainforests are harvested due to deforestation. The Amazon basin flows to the west in the Pacific Ocean in the east by the end of the Andes.