Rönneå

Rönneå is a river in southern Sweden. It originates in the northern part of Skåne county and flows generally southward through the municipalities of Örkelljunga, Klippan, and Ängelholm before emptying into the Skagerrak near Ängelholm. The river's total length is approximately 85 kilometers.

The landscape surrounding Rönneå varies along its course. In its upper reaches, it flows through forest and agricultural areas. As it approaches the coast, the terrain becomes flatter. Several tributaries join Rönneå along its path, contributing to its water volume.

Rönneå plays a role in the local ecosystem, supporting various aquatic life and providing habitats for birds and other wildlife. Historically, the river has been utilized for water power, with mills established along its banks in previous centuries. Today, its significance is primarily ecological and recreational, with opportunities for fishing and kayaking.

The river's estuary area is of particular ecological interest, acting as a transition zone between freshwater and saltwater environments. This area supports unique plant and animal communities. The water quality of Rönneå has been a subject of monitoring and management efforts to ensure its ecological health.