The Maputo River is a significant waterway located in southeastern Africa. It flows through the countries of Mozambique and South Africa, eventually emptying into the Indian Ocean. The river serves as a natural border between these two nations and is approximately 100 kilometers long. The river's basin is vital for local ecosystems and supports various wildlife. It also plays an essential role in the livelihoods of nearby communities, providing water for agriculture and fishing. The surrounding area is rich in biodiversity, making the Maputo River an important ecological resource.