The River Szamos is a significant waterway in Central Europe, primarily flowing through Hungary and Romania. It is approximately 400 kilometers long and is a tributary of the Someș River, contributing to the region's hydrology and ecology. The river originates in the Rodna Mountains of Romania and travels through various landscapes, including valleys and plains. It is known for its diverse wildlife and serves as an important resource for local communities, providing water for agriculture and recreation. The Szamos also plays a role in regional transportation and tourism.