Mendoza River

The Mendoza River is a freshwater stream located in western Argentina, flowing through the Andes mountains and the Mendoza province. It originates from melting snow and glaciers, providing vital water for agriculture, especially vineyards. The river runs for about 115 kilometers (around 71 miles), playing a key role in irrigation and supporting local ecosystems. It is known for its clear, cold water and scenic landscapes, with many outdoor activities like rafting and fishing. The Mendoza River is essential for the region's agriculture, tourism, and natural beauty, contributing significantly to the local economy and environment.