The Taloqan River is a significant waterway located in northeastern Afghanistan. It flows through the province of Takhar and is a tributary of the larger Kunduz River. The river plays a crucial role in the local ecosystem and provides water for agriculture and daily use for nearby communities. The Taloqan River originates in the Hindu Kush mountains, where it is fed by melting snow and rainfall. As it travels downstream, it passes through the city of Taloqan, which is the provincial capital of Takhar. The river's waters support various forms of wildlife and contribute to the region's biodiversity.