White River

White River is a common name for several rivers across the United States, typically characterized by clear, fast-moving waters often flowing through scenic landscapes. These rivers are important natural features contributing to local ecosystems, providing habitats for wildlife, and supporting recreation such as fishing and boating. Their waters may originate from mountain sources, rain, or snowmelt, and they usually flow into larger rivers or lakes. The name “White River” often refers to the appearance of its water, which sometimes looks whitish or frothy due to the movement and sediment.