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Mayer River
Mayer River flows north of Villa O'Higgins
Location
Countries	Chile and Argentina
Physical characteristics
Source
• location	Andes Cordillera

The Mayer River is a river of Argentina, where it originates, and Chile. It flows into the O'Higgins/San Martin Lake, the deepest lake in the Americas.

Etymology

The name of the river is a homage to the Argentine soldier, writer and statesman Edelmiro Mayer.

See also

• List of rivers of Argentina
• List of rivers of Chile
• Villa O'Higgins
• Carretera Austral

References

• Rivers of Chile website, Mayer River

v t e Hydrography of Aysén Region
Rivers	Aisén Baker Chacabuco Cisnes Cochrane Colonia Figueroa Ibañéz Mañihuales Palena Pascua Pico San Tadeo Simpson Mayer Nef
Lakes	Cochrane Bertrand General Carrera O'Higgins Presidente Ríos San Rafael Yulton
Glaciers	Bernardo Colonia Exploradores Jorge Montt Nef Northern Patagonian Ice Field O'Higgins San Quintín San Rafael Southern Patagonian Ice Field Steffen

48°21′19″S 72°25′58″W / 48.355336°S 72.432861°W / -48.355336; -72.432861

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