and passenger shipping over most of the river length. Ships with a draft of up to 3 meters can navigate up to Sintang, 465 km from the mouth, and those with a draft up to 2 meters can reach the town of Putussibau (902 km from the mouth). Logging and rafting of timber occur all along the river. Fishing is also common, especially at the Kapuas Lakes and near the river delta. The Tayan Bridge, opened in 2016, crosses over the river and is the longest bridge in Kalimantan. Another major bridge over the area is the Kapuas I Bridge. In 2022, the local government decided to build a newer bridge to accommodate increased traffic in commuters and goods, located to be in parallel with existing bridge. See also Geography of Indonesia Mae Klong Chao Phraya River References Bibliography MacKinnon, Kathy The ecology of Kalimantan, Oxford University Press, 1996, Rivers of West Kalimantan Landforms of West Kalimantan Rivers of Indonesia