The Jourdain River is a significant waterway located in the region of Jordan. It flows from the Mount Hermon area in the north and empties into the Dead Sea in the south. The river serves as a natural border between Israel and Jordan, playing an important role in the geography and politics of the region. Historically, the Jourdain River holds religious significance, as it is mentioned in various texts, including the Bible. It is known for its lush surroundings and diverse wildlife, making it a vital ecosystem. The river also supports local agriculture and provides water resources for nearby communities.