The Rio da Meia Ponte is a significant river system flowing through the state of Goiás, Brazil. Its source is located in the Serra dos Brandões within the municipality of Itauçu, and it flows to its confluence with the Rio Paranaíba. The river originates in the northern highlands and passes through diverse landscapes along its course. One notable feature is the Represa da Cachoeira Dourada, a reservoir on the Paranaíba River located within the Meia Ponte Microregion, which supports recreational boating activities. The river's aesthetic appearance is characterized by varied terrain, and its overall character is shaped by its role as an important waterway in central Brazil. A GPS track indicates exploration of the riverbank near Rochedo, Goiás, for the purpose of planning future kayaking trips. This suggests the presence of accessible sections suitable for paddling. The river's water quality has been the subject of scientific study, with at least one research project aiming to classify a segment based on parameters established by Brazilian environmental resolution CONAMA no 357/2005, indicating that water quality can be a consideration. The region's climate suggests seasonal variations in flow, but specific best seasons for paddling or detailed water temperature patterns are not provided.