The Neches River is a significant waterway located in the eastern part of Texas. It stretches approximately 416 miles, flowing from the Piney Woods region to the Sabine Lake, where it eventually meets the Gulf of Mexico. The river serves as a natural boundary between several counties and is an important resource for local ecosystems. The Neches River is known for its diverse wildlife and recreational opportunities, including fishing, kayaking, and birdwatching. It also plays a vital role in the area's economy, supporting industries such as timber and agriculture. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect its natural habitats and water quality.