The Meuse is a major river in Western Europe, flowing through France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. It stretches approximately 925 kilometers (575 miles) and is known for its scenic landscapes and historical significance. The river plays a vital role in transportation and trade, connecting various cities and regions along its route. The Meuse has several tributaries, including the Sambre and Ourthe, which contribute to its flow. It is also famous for its picturesque valleys and cultural heritage, with towns like Namur and Liege located along its banks. The river is a popular destination for recreational activities such as boating and fishing.