Igarapé Água Branca is a watercourse located in Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil. Historically, this igarapé, like many others in the region, was used for leisure, navigation, and fishing. Its watercourse passes through underground galleries and meets several small streams with springs in the surrounding forests. The waterway is noted for being one of the last clean waterways in the Manaus area, as almost all of the approximately 150 igarapés in the city are now considered totally polluted. This relative cleanliness contributes to its aesthetic appeal and historical significance as a local natural resource. The overall character of the area is shaped by its location within an urban environment facing significant environmental pressures.