Fourriver

Fourriver is a term used in geography, culture, and branding to denote a river system formed by the convergence of four major tributaries, or to serve as a proper name for organizations, projects, or fictional settings. Because it is not a single standardized concept, the precise meaning of "fourriver" varies with context.

In geography and hydrology, the phrase four rivers often appears in local or regional descriptors for basins or watershed areas where four distinct streams join to feed a central river. Such configurations can influence basin management, flood risk, and biodiversity, though the term itself is descriptive rather than technical. In place names, some lakes, towns, or hill features are named to reflect adjacent rivers or the idea of four inflowing streams.

In culture and media, Fourriver may be used as a setting or motif in fiction, games, or art to evoke themes of convergence, balance, and connectivity. In business and nonprofit contexts, Fourriver or Four River is commonly used in branding to suggest collaboration across four streams of activity or geographic regions.

Variant spellings include FourRiver, fourRiver, or fourriver, reflecting stylistic choices in branding and nomenclature.