Rio Tejipió is a river located in the metropolitan area of Recife, the capital of Pernambuco state in northeastern Brazil. Flowing through one of the most densely populated urban regions in the country, the river is part of the broader network of waterways that characterize the Recife lowlands, a city famously built on rivers, estuaries, and tidal channels. The river empties into the estuarine system that connects to the Atlantic coast, giving it a mix of freshwater and brackish influences depending on the section and tidal conditions. It is recognized as a fishing location within the Recife area, attracting local anglers who fish its waters as part of the city's diverse urban fishing scene.