San Fernando River

The San Fernando River is a river in Slokais Islands.

Overview

The river starts in Lake San Fernando and flows down and meets other rivers and then meets the Southland River in New Liverpool. The River then flows through the narrow San Miguel Pass then splits at San Jose into the San Fernando and Lowland River. They come back together and then flows through San Fernando into the Slokais Sea. 20 million people live within 50 miles of the river and are the lifeblood of the Slokais. This area is often called the "Valley" and is known for fishing as well as farming and more recently IT and Business and Culture. The S-15 and S-1 Highways run along the river often crossing the river.

Poulltion and Envoirmeant

The River had been cleared up since the 60s when the river was the dirtiest in the country and had lots of heavy metals in it. However, years of work had cleared it up some.