Yellowstone River

The Yellowstone River is a major waterway in the northern part of the United States, flowing about 692 miles from Wyoming through Montana and into North Dakota. It originates in the Rocky Mountains and supports diverse ecosystems, providing habitat for wildlife and water for agriculture and cities. The river is known for its scenic beauty, including canyons, waterfalls, and national parks like Yellowstone. It plays a crucial role in local economies, recreation, and natural habitats, making it an important natural resource in the region.