The Rio Pium is a river located in the state of Tocantins in central Brazil. It is a tributary of the Javaés River, which is part of the Araguaia River basin. Its geographic coordinates are approximately 10°23′S 49°50′W. The river is characterized as a stream. Resources exist that map access points and distinguish between private and public land boundaries to aid in trip planning. The overall character of the paddling experience on the Rio Pium is not explicitly described. Similarly, no specific details are available regarding recommended routes, day trips, seasonal water temperatures, water quality, or facilities and amenities directly on the river. The river is known as a destination for fishing, which suggests it is a navigable water body, but no paddling-specific regulations or restrictions are mentioned. The aesthetic appearance, notable sights, wildlife, and any historical or cultural significance of the Rio Pium are not covered. Information on major hazards, safety considerations, and the best seasons or times of day for paddling is also absent.