The Bénoué River is a significant waterway located in northern Cameroon. It is approximately 800 kilometers long and serves as a major tributary of the Benue River, which eventually flows into the Niger River. The river is vital for local communities, providing water for drinking, agriculture, and fishing. The Bénoué River flows through diverse landscapes, including savannas and forests, supporting various ecosystems. It is also home to several species of fish and wildlife, making it an important area for biodiversity. The river's basin is crucial for the economy of the region, facilitating transportation and trade.