The River Ouse is a significant waterway in England, flowing through the counties of North Yorkshire and East Riding of Yorkshire. It stretches approximately 130 miles, starting from the town of Source Ouse and eventually merging with the River Humber. The river is known for its scenic landscapes and is a popular spot for recreational activities like fishing and boating. Historically, the River Ouse has played an important role in trade and transportation. Its navigable waters allowed for the movement of goods and people, contributing to the development of nearby towns such as York and Goole. Today, it remains a vital ecological habitat and a cherished natural resource.