Noguera River

The Noguera River is a significant watercourse located in northeastern Spain, primarily flowing through Catalonia. It stretches approximately 118 kilometers (73 miles), originating in the Pyrenees and flowing southward into the Ebro River. The Noguera River plays a vital role in regional agriculture, providing irrigation, and supports local ecosystems. Its basin encompasses diverse landscapes, including mountains, valleys, and wetlands, which host various plant and animal species. The river's health is important for environmental sustainability and regional water management. It also offers recreational opportunities and has hydroelectric infrastructure contributing to local energy needs.