The Vliet River is a small river located in the western part of the Netherlands. It flows through the provinces of South Holland and North Holland, connecting the Haarlem Lake to the Haarlem Canal. The river is approximately 15 kilometers long and plays a role in local drainage and water management. Historically, the Vliet River has been important for transportation and trade in the region. It is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and is often used for recreational activities such as boating and fishing. The river also supports local wildlife, contributing to the area's biodiversity.