The Igarapé Capivara is a relatively short watercourse in the state of Roraima, Brazil, with a total length of approximately 10 kilometers. It flows through the region near the locality of Mirizal. One recorded route along this igarapé, likely accessible from points near Mirizal, covers a distance of about 25.73 kilometers and involves an elevation gain of 145 meters, suggesting a route that may include overland portages or connections to other waterways rather than a continuous paddling stretch on the igarapé itself. The surrounding terrain is characterized by modest elevation changes, with the area near Mirizal being approximately 46 meters above sea level. The waterway is situated in northern Brazil, with its geographic coordinates centered around 1°4′N 61°45′W. The area is used for activities such as hunting ("Caçada"), which suggests a remote, natural setting.