The River Sebou is one of the most important Moroccan rivers in northern Morocco. This river originates from the Mediterranean Atlas Mountains, where it travels large distances in these mountains through a mountain range of mountainous mountains, which then enters the southern part of the countryside and passes through the city of Fez. The sebou River is nourished by a group of river tributaries that come from the mountains of the central countryside as well as the Middle Atlas Mountains. The most famous of these are the Uraga, Ouad Baht, and the Inuit. This river continues for about 460 kilometers to reach the Atlantic Ocean. Near the city of Mahdia.
The river is the second longest river in Morocco after the Umm el-Rabi river, the first of its kind in size, where it can be navigable for navigation from 19 to 30 kilometers, according to its high level of water associated with precipitation and melting of snow. The average river discharge is about 167 cubic meters per second
Rivers are metaphorical and raw. I love to learn about the rivers all over the world in other countries. The life that flowed up and down the rivers through history is something to think about. Rivers are like the veins and arteries of the world, flowing and pulsing life around the world!