Swan River

Swan RiverZwaan Rivier天鹅河 Tiān'é Hé白鳥川 Hakuchō-gawa 	Swan RiverZwaan Rivier天鹅河 Tiān'é Hé白鳥川 Hakuchō-gawa
The lower Swan River at Riverside in inner-city Wentworth.	The lower Swan River at Riverside in inner-city Wentworth.
Etymology 	English: swan (bird)
Nickname(s) 	The SwanTeretere (Polynesian)
Location 	Location
Country 	Enderron
Prefecture 	Wentworth
Boroughs 	Bayswater, Wentworth City, Jing'an
Physical characteristics 	Physical characteristics
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Mouth 	Castlebrook Bay
- location 	Gunnamatta, St Kilda
Length 	
Basin features 	Basin features
Tributaries 	
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The Swan River (/swɒn/ swon), or historically the River Swan, is a perennial river in Wentworth Metropolis, Enderron. It is named after the Enderronian swan, which were first seen by Dutch settlers along the river in the 17th century. The English name is a direct translation of the Dutch Zwaan Rivier.
The lower stretches of the river are where the city of Wentworth was established in 1718 and today Greater Wentworth dominates and influences the landscape of its lower reaches. From its source in the Swan Ranges, it flows east through the Swan Valley which opens out into plains as it winds its way through Greater Wentworth before emptying into Castlebrook Bay.