River Tees

The River Tees is a major river in Northeast England, flowing approximately 85 miles from the Pennines to the North Sea. It begins in the Pennine hills, passes through rugged landscapes, and creates scenic waterfalls like High Force. The river supports diverse wildlife, provides water for communities and industry, and has historically fueled transportation and trade. Its estuary is an important habitat for birds and marine life. The Tees is also notable for its engineering projects, including dams and bridges, which manage flooding and facilitate transportation. Overall, it is both a vital natural feature and a historically significant part of the region’s landscape.