The Tom River is a significant waterway located in western Russia. It flows through the Tomsk Oblast region and is a tributary of the larger Ob River. The river stretches approximately 817 kilometers and is known for its scenic landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The Tom River plays an essential role in the local economy, supporting activities such as fishing and transportation. Its banks are home to various towns, including Tomsk, which is an important cultural and educational center in the area. The river's waters are also vital for irrigation and recreational activities.