The Brisbane River is a major waterway in Queensland, Australia. It flows approximately 344 kilometers from its source in the Great Dividing Range to its mouth at Moreton Bay. The river is an essential part of the city of Brisbane, providing recreational opportunities and serving as a natural boundary for various neighborhoods. The river is known for its winding shape and scenic views, with several parks and walking paths along its banks. It supports a diverse ecosystem and is home to various wildlife species. Additionally, the Brisbane River plays a crucial role in the city's transport system, with ferries and boats frequently navigating its waters.