Vardar River

The Vardar River is a prominent waterway in the Balkans, flowing roughly 388 kilometers through North Macedonia and Greece. It starts in North Macedonia’s mountains and winds southward, passing through major cities like Skopje and Thessaloniki. The river plays a vital role in regional transportation, irrigation, and provides water resources for communities along its course. It eventually empties into the Aegean Sea, contributing to the area's ecological systems. The Vardar River has significant cultural and historical importance, shaping the development of civilizations in the region over centuries.