The Gökırmak River is a significant waterway located in central Turkey. It is known for its clear blue waters and flows through the provinces of Kırıkkale and Aksaray. The river is approximately 230 kilometers long and is a tributary of the larger Kızılırmak River, which is the longest river in Turkey. The Gökırmak River plays an essential role in the local ecosystem and agriculture. Its waters are used for irrigation, supporting the farming activities in the surrounding areas. The river also provides habitat for various species of fish and birds, contributing to the region's biodiversity.