The Tobol River is a significant waterway located in western Siberia, Russia. It flows for approximately 1,590 kilometers (990 miles) and is a tributary of the Ishim River. The river originates in the Ural Mountains and travels through various landscapes, including forests and steppes, before eventually joining the Ishim. The Tobol River plays an important role in the local ecosystem and economy. It supports diverse wildlife and provides water for agriculture and industry in the surrounding regions. Additionally, the river is navigable in certain sections, facilitating transportation and trade in the area.