The Nazca River is a river located in southern Peru. It flows through the arid region of the Nazca Desert, eventually emptying into the Pacific Ocean. The river is known for its seasonal flow, which is influenced by rainfall in the Andes Mountains. The Nazca River is significant for the local ecosystem and agriculture, providing water to the surrounding areas. Its basin supports various plant and animal species, making it an essential resource for the communities that rely on it for irrigation and drinking water.