Selenge River

The Selenge River is a major waterway in northern Mongolia, stretching approximately 1,000 kilometers. It flows southward into Russia, eventually joining the Yenisei River, which drains into the Arctic Ocean. The river provides vital water resources for agriculture, ecosystems, and communities along its course. It runs through varied landscapes, including steppes and forests, supporting diverse plant and animal life. The Selenge River also plays an important role in local transportation and cultural heritage, and it is a key part of the region’s environmental and economic landscape.