The Rio Água Preta do Mocambo is a river located in the municipality of Uruçuca in the southern region of Bahia, Brazil. The river's basin has been undergoing an intense process of environmental degradation, which may impact water quality and the overall aesthetic of the surrounding landscape. For paddlers, the OnWater app indicates the presence of access points, boat ramps, and facilities, which are key for launching and concluding a trip. The specific nature of these facilities and their exact locations are detailed within that resource. The river's name, which translates to "Black Water," suggests its water may have a dark, tannin-stained appearance, a common characteristic in forested regions. There is no information indicating that paddling is prohibited on this waterway. The environmental conditions described suggest paddlers should be prepared for a setting that may show signs of human impact alongside its natural features.