Mur River

The Mur River is a well-known river in Central Europe, flowing through Austria and Slovenia before joining larger waterways. It stretches about 470 kilometers (290 miles) and plays a key role in regional ecosystems, agriculture, and transportation. The river passes through scenic landscapes, including mountains, forests, and cities like Graz. It’s used for activities like boating and fishing, and its waters support local communities. The Mur also contributes to the area's biodiversity, providing habitats for various species. Its significance lies in environmental, cultural, and economic aspects, making it an important natural feature in the region.