Chabur River

The Chabur River is an important waterway located in northeastern Syria and northwestern Iraq. It is a tributary of the Euphrates River, contributing to its flow. The Chabur is approximately 140 kilometers long and flows through a region known for its rich history and diverse ecosystems. Historically, it has provided irrigation to support agriculture and has been significant for local communities. The river plays a role in the region's hydrology and cultural heritage, highlighting the interconnectedness of water resources and human development.