North Branch of the Chicago River

The North Branch of the Chicago River is a significant waterway in Chicago, running through the northern part of the city. It originates from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and flows southward into the heart of Chicago, where it eventually joins the main river. The North Branch is characterized by parks, residential areas, and scenic trails, providing recreational opportunities like boating and walking. It's also historically important, as it played a role in the city's development and infrastructure. The river enhances urban life while supporting wildlife and contributing to local ecosystems.