The Bahrain River is a small waterway located in the island nation of Bahrain. It flows through the capital city, Manama, and is an important part of the local ecosystem. The river is not very long, but it plays a role in the region's irrigation and supports various wildlife. Historically, the Bahrain River has been significant for trade and transportation. It connects different parts of the island and has been used by local fishermen and traders for centuries. The river's banks are often lined with vegetation, providing a habitat for birds and other animals.