The Rhine Delta is a geographical region located at the mouth of the Rhine River in the Netherlands. This area is characterized by its complex network of waterways, islands, and wetlands, formed as the river meets the North Sea. The delta plays a crucial role in the local ecosystem, providing habitats for various species of birds and aquatic life. The Rhine Delta is also significant for human activities, including shipping and agriculture. Major cities like Rotterdam and Dordrecht are situated within this region, making it an important economic hub. The delta's unique landscape is shaped by both natural processes and human intervention over centuries.