River Mersey

The River Mersey is a significant waterway in northwest England, flowing approximately 70 miles from its source in the Pennines to the Irish Sea. It passes through major cities like Liverpool and Birkenhead, serving as an important route for transportation, trade, and industry. The river's estuary is historically vital for maritime activities and features notable landmarks such as the Mersey Ferry and the iconic Liverpool waterfront. Its estuarine area supports diverse ecosystems and has historically contributed to the region's economic development, making it a key geographic and cultural feature of the-area.