What are the water formations of Dominican Republic?

- Yaque del Norte: The longest river in the Dominican Republic, flowing for 296 km.

- Yuna River: The second longest river, flowing for 209 km.

- Artibonite River: A 320 km long river that forms the border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti.

- Ozama River: Flows through Santo Domingo, the capital city.

- Chavón River: Flows through the eastern region and meets the Caribbean Sea.

- San Juan River: Flows through the southwestern region and forms part of the border with Haiti.

Lakes:

- Lago Enriquillo: The largest lake in the Dominican Republic, located in the southwestern region. It is a saltwater lake and is known for its unique ecosystem and wildlife.

- Laguna Redonda: A lake located in the central region.

- Laguna de Oviedo: A lake located in the eastern region.

- Laguna Limón: A lake located in the northern region.

Waterfalls:

- Salto de Jimenoa: A waterfall located in the central region, near Jarabacoa.

- Salto El Limón: A waterfall located in the Samaná Peninsula.

- Cascada Blanca: A waterfall located in the northern region, near Puerto Plata.

- El Salto del Río Damajagua: A series of 27 waterfalls located in the northern region, near Puerto Plata.