The Mendoza River is a prominent river located in the western region of Argentina. It flows through the Mendoza Province and is known for its clear waters and scenic landscapes. The river originates in the Andes Mountains and travels approximately 1,000 kilometers before merging with the Salado River. The Mendoza River plays a crucial role in the local economy, particularly in agriculture and viticulture. Its waters are essential for irrigation in the arid region, supporting the growth of vineyards that produce famous Mendoza wines. The river also offers recreational activities such as rafting and fishing, attracting both locals and tourists.