The Senqu River is a significant waterway located in southern Africa, primarily flowing through the country of Lesotho. It originates in the Maloti Mountains and travels approximately 400 kilometers before joining the Orange River. The river plays a crucial role in the region's ecology and supports various wildlife habitats. The Senqu River is also vital for local communities, providing water for agriculture and domestic use. Its basin is home to several towns and villages, where residents rely on the river for fishing and irrigation. Additionally, the river is important for hydropower generation, contributing to the energy needs of the region.