The River Gowy is a river located in Cheshire, England. It flows through the countryside and is a tributary of the River Mersey. The river is approximately 15 miles long and is known for its scenic views and natural habitats. The Gowy passes through several towns and villages, including Chester and Waverton. It is an important waterway for local wildlife and supports various ecosystems. The river also plays a role in local agriculture and recreation, providing opportunities for activities like walking and birdwatching along its banks.