Sonora River

The Sonora River, located in northern Mexico, is a significant waterway that flows through the state of Sonora, eventually draining into the Gulf of California. It plays a vital role in local agriculture, providing irrigation for farming communities, and supports regional ecosystems and wildlife. The river's basin is characterized by desert landscapes, with seasonal variations in water flow depending on rainfall and discharge from mountain sources. It is essential for sustaining both human activities and natural habitats in the area, making it a key feature of Sonora's environmental and economic landscape.