The Someș Basin is a geographical area located in northwestern Romania, primarily defined by the flow of the Someș River. This basin is characterized by its diverse landscapes, including hills, valleys, and agricultural land, making it an important region for farming and natural resources. The Someș River itself is approximately 169 kilometers long and flows into the Tisza River. The basin supports various ecosystems and is home to several towns and cities, contributing to the local economy and culture. Its rich history and natural beauty attract visitors and researchers alike.