The Ticino River is a significant waterway in southern Switzerland and northern Italy. It originates from the Pizzo Campo Tencia in the Swiss Alps and flows southward, eventually joining the Po River near the city of Pavia. The river spans approximately 248 kilometers and is known for its picturesque landscapes and recreational opportunities. The Ticino River serves as a natural border between Switzerland and Italy for part of its course. It is an important source of hydroelectric power and supports various ecosystems along its banks. The river also plays a vital role in local agriculture and tourism, attracting visitors to its scenic valleys and charming towns.