The Yenisey River is one of the longest rivers in the world, flowing through central Siberia in Russia. It stretches approximately 5,539 kilometers (3,445 miles) from its source in the Yenisei Mountains to its mouth at the Arctic Ocean. The river is known for its stunning natural landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The Yenisey basin is rich in resources and supports various industries, including fishing and hydropower. Major cities along the river include Krasnoyarsk and Divnogorsk. The river also plays a crucial role in transportation, connecting remote areas and facilitating trade within the region.