Keya Paha River

Water type: River
Continent: North America
Climate: Continental

The Keya Paha River flows through the northern part of Nebraska and the southern part of South Dakota. The main part of the river runs through Keya Paha County in Nebraska. It is about 127 miles (204 kilometers) long. It originates in Cherry County, Nebraska, and flows eastward, emptying into the Niobrara River near Butte, Nebraska.

The river and its surroundings are important for the conservation of biodiversity. It provides habitat for many species of fish, birds, mammals, and insects.

Fishing
The river is popular among local anglers. Some of the fish species that can be found in the river include various types of bass, carp, and catfish.

Camping and Hunting
The river valley is also a popular destination for hunters and campers.

Kayaking and Canoeing
The calm flow of the river is suitable for kayaking and canoeing, especially in the summer months.

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