The Alhama River is a river located in southern Spain, primarily flowing through the province of Granada. It is known for its scenic landscapes and the rich biodiversity found along its banks. The river is approximately 50 kilometers long and is a tributary of the larger Guadalquivir River. The Alhama River is significant for its historical and cultural importance, as it has been a vital water source for local communities for centuries. The river's basin supports various agricultural activities, contributing to the economy of the region. Additionally, it offers recreational opportunities such as hiking and fishing for residents and visitors alike.