Rhea (River)

The Rhea River, a major inland perennial river of the Corrian Bowl catchment, is located in the alpine and Northern regions of the Atlantean administrative region of Stanley. The headwaters of the Rhea River start in the Corrian Bowl, near the Saddleback border and descend to flow into the ocean on the Northern Stanley coast, making it the longest and only river in Stanley at 152 kilometres (97 mi).

It has special cultural and historical significance as the site of the first expedition into North-Western Atlantis by western e[[File:Rhea_and_Fork_Rivers.png|frame|The Rhea River is pictured in the centre, Fork River is the waterway on the western end of the fork.

Lobol River and the Stanley-Rangely border can be seen to the north.]]xplorers in 1605 AD seeking a shorter route from Stanley City to Kentsboro.