Massu (river)

The Massu River is a river located in South Korea. It originates in the Taebaek Mountains and flows generally eastward, emptying into the East Sea (Sea of Japan). The river is relatively short in length compared to other major rivers in South Korea, but it plays a vital role in providing water for agricultural and domestic use to the surrounding communities. The Massu River's watershed is characterized by mountainous terrain and relatively narrow valleys. Due to its relatively pristine condition and scenic beauty, certain sections of the river are popular for recreational activities such as fishing and hiking. Further research is needed to determine the specific details of its course, tributaries, and ecological significance.