The Hermus River, also known as Gediz River, is located in western Turkey. It flows through the Manisa province and is approximately 401 kilometers long. The river originates from the Mount Murat and eventually empties into the Aegean Sea. Historically, it played a significant role in the region's agriculture and trade. The river's basin is known for its fertile lands, supporting various crops such as cotton and olives. The Hermus River has also been important for local ecosystems, providing habitats for diverse wildlife. Its waters are utilized for irrigation, contributing to the livelihoods of many communities along its banks.