Chicago River

The Chicago River is a significant waterway in Chicago, Illinois, running through the city and connecting to Lake Michigan. It is known for its unique engineering, including a system that allows it to flow in reverse, improving water quality. The river plays an essential role in the city’s history and development, serving as a transportation route for goods and people. Today, it features picturesque views, scenic boat tours, and vibrant architecture along its banks, making it a popular destination for both residents and tourists. The river is also famous for its annual dyeing for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.