Araz is a river that flows through the regions of Azerbaijan and Iran. It is approximately 1,072 kilometers long and serves as a natural border between the two countries for a significant portion of its course. The river is an important water source for agriculture and supports various ecosystems along its banks. The Araz River originates in the Ararat Plain in Turkey and eventually joins the Kura River in Azerbaijan. It plays a crucial role in the local economy, providing irrigation for crops and serving as a habitat for diverse wildlife. The river is also significant for cultural and historical reasons in the surrounding communities.