There is no Amazon Strait, only the Amazon River

Located in northern South America, it is the river with the largest flow, the largest basin, and the most tributaries in the world. Since there is no consensus on the method of measuring the length of a river, there are many different opinions on the length of the Amazon River, one of which is the common 6,400 kilometers. The Amazon River is the second longest river in the world and the river with the largest flow in the world. Its flow rate reaches 219,000 cubic meters per second, which is several times larger than the sum of the other three major rivers, the Nile River (Africa), the Yangtze River (China), and the Mississippi River (USA). It is approximately equivalent to the flow of 7 Yangtze Rivers and accounts for 20% of the flow of the world's rivers; the basin area is 6.915 million square kilometers, accounting for 40% of the total area of ​​South America; the number of tributaries exceeds 15,000. The river has a total of 15,000 tributaries, which are distributed over a large area of ​​South America, and the basin area is almost as large as the entire Australia