Drim River

The Drim River, also known as the River Drim or Drini, flows through southwestern Albania and northwestern Greece, including the UNESCO-protected Lake Ohrid. It stretches approximately 60 kilometers and serves as an important natural waterway for the region. The river's clear waters support diverse aquatic life and contribute to local ecosystems. It is also significant for regional agriculture and provides water for nearby communities. The Drim River's scenic landscapes and ecological importance make it a notable feature in the area's environmental and cultural heritage.