The Rio Meia Ponte is a significant river flowing through the state of Goiás, Brazil. It originates approximately 60 kilometers north of the state capital, Goiânia, and flows for a length of 73 kilometers. The river's course lies within the broader Meia Ponte Microregion. One GPS track for a route along the river indicates a distance of 3.23 kilometers with a total elevation gain of 60 meters and a technical difficulty rated as moderate, suggesting the presence of sections with moving water or other features that require some paddling skill. The river has a substantial watershed, with a maximum upstream distance of 3745 kilometers, and it feeds into a system with numerous tributaries. The river's basin includes areas near the Cachoeira Dourada reservoir, which is situated on the Paranaíba River and covers 521 square kilometers within the Meia Ponte Microregion, indicating the river's connection to a larger hydrological network. Specific access points, seasonal flow patterns, water quality, and detailed route recommendations for paddlers are not detailed.