The Senne River is a small waterway located in Belgium, primarily flowing through the city of Brussels. It is approximately 30 kilometers long and has played a significant role in the region's history and development. The river is known for its winding path and has been modified over the years for urban development and flood control. Historically, the Senne was an important trade route, facilitating commerce in the area. Today, much of the river is covered or channeled underground due to urbanization. Efforts are ongoing to restore parts of the river and improve its ecological health, making it a focus for local environmental initiatives.