Rio Negro

16 flight routes pass within 50 miles of Rio Negro.

Rio Negro
🌊 Water · Brazil

Photo: Bites · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The largest blackwater river in the world, a major tributary of the Amazon. Its dark tea-colored waters contrast sharply with the sandy Amazon where they meet near Manaus.
16Flight Routes
7 miClosest Pass
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Routes that pass it16

CIJ → LHR Cobija to London · 7 mi Right LHR → CIJ London to Cobija · 7 mi Left GIG → SEA Rio De Janeiro to Seattle · 14 mi Left SEA → GIG Seattle to Rio De Janeiro · 14 mi Right GRU → MIA Sao Paulo to Miami · 18 mi Left MIA → GRU Miami to Sao Paulo · 18 mi Right GRU → YYC Sao Paulo to Calgary · 21 mi Left YYC → GRU Calgary to Sao Paulo · 21 mi Right FLL → GRU Fort Lauderdale to Sao Paulo · 27 mi Right GRU → FLL Sao Paulo to Fort Lauderdale · 27 mi Left MAO → PTY Manaus to Panama City · 29 mi Right PTY → MAO Panama City to Manaus · 29 mi Left BOG → MAO Bogota to Manaus · 39 mi Left MAO → BOG Manaus to Bogota · 39 mi Right GRU → MCO Sao Paulo to Orlando · 48 mi Left MCO → GRU Orlando to Sao Paulo · 48 mi Right
Tip: Visibility depends on cloud cover, time of day, and how close the flight path comes. Sit on the listed side for the best chance of a view. Morning and evening flights often offer the best lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you see Rio Negro from a plane?

Yes — 16 flight routes pass within 50 miles of Rio Negro. The closest routes include Cobija to London, London to Cobija, Rio De Janeiro to Seattle. Sit on the Right side, with the landmark passing about 7 miles away.

Which side of the plane is best for viewing Rio Negro?

The best side varies by route. For the most common routes near Rio Negro: on a Cobija to London flight, sit on the Right side; on a London to Cobija flight, sit on the Left side; on a Rio De Janeiro to Seattle flight, sit on the Left side.