The Medway is a river in southeast England, flowing through the counties of Kent and Medway. It stretches approximately 70 miles and empties into the Thames Estuary. The river has historical significance, serving as a vital waterway for trade and transportation since ancient times. The Medway is also known for its scenic beauty, with various parks and nature reserves along its banks. It supports diverse wildlife and offers recreational activities such as boating and fishing. The river's surrounding areas include towns like Rochester and Chatham, which are rich in history and culture.