Mobile River

The Mobile River is situated in southern Alabama in the United States. Shaped out of the conversion of the Tombigbee and Alabama streams, the roughly 45-mile-long 72 km waterway depletes a territory of 44,000 square miles 110,000 km2 of Alabama, with a watershed reaching out into Mississippi, Georgia, and Tennessee. Its waste bowl is the fourth-biggest of essential stream seepage bowls totally in the United States. The waterway has truly given the important navigational access to Alabama.

Since development of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, it additionally gives an elective course into the Ohio River watershed.
The consolidated stream streams south, in a twisting course. Around 6 miles 10 km downstream from the conversion, the channel of the waterway isolates, with the Mobile streaming along the western channel.