Shenango River

The Shenango River flows through parts of western Pennsylvania and northeastern Ohio, covering about 60 miles. It begins in Ohio and travels southeast into Pennsylvania, where it joins the Beaver River. The river provides important natural habitats, supports local ecosystems, and supplies water for communities and industry. It also offers opportunities for recreation like fishing and boating. The Shenango River plays a vital role in regional environmental health and has been subject to conservation efforts to improve water quality and manage flood risks.