Chiuvone
The Chiuvone (or Chjuvonu, Scopamène) is a small river in the department of Corse-du-Sud, Corsica, France. It is a tributary of the river Rizzanese. There is a small hydroelectric power dam on the river. Course. The Chiuvone is long. It crosses the communes of Aullène, Cargiaca, Serra-di-Scopamène, Zérubia, Zicavo and Zoza. The river has its source on the Coscione plateau at an altitude of . It rises in the commune of Aullène to the east of the Taglio di Serra Longa. It flows northwest, then turns to flow southwest past the village of Aullène to its  confluence with the Rizzanese west of the village of Zoza. The D69 road follows the river for most of its course. The river has a good chemical condition and very good ecological condition. There are natural swimming pools and waterfalls to the north of the point where the D69 road crosses the river. Dam. There is a gravity dam on the Chiuvone to the west of Zérubia at an elevation of . It supplies the Microcentrale Chiuvone, or Microcentrale de Cargiaca, a small hydroelectric plant. The hydraulic head is . The plant has a capacity of 3.5 MW. The river is ""réservé  above this point. The hydroelectric project was authorized on 29 November 2002 by the prefect of Corse-du-Sud, to be operated by the "Société Hydroélectrique Du Scopamene". A request by the "Association nationale de protection des eaux et rivieres, truites-ombres-saumons" to annul the order was rejected on 27 November 2003 by the Administrative Court of Bastia. A request by the same association on 10 February 2004 to overturn this decision was rejected by the Marseille Court of Appeal on 20 September 2007. Tributaries. The following streams ("ruisseaux") are tributaries of the Chiuvone (ordered by length) and sub -tributaries: