Editing River

{{Infobox Geography
|name = River
|image = [[File:NH Fishing.jpg|250px]]
|caption= The player [[fishing]] in a river in {{NH}}
|type= Water
|rarity= Always
}}
[[File:PG Map.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The river on a town [[map]] in {{PG|nolink}}]]
A '''river''' is a body of water in the {{SER}} that begins on one side of the town or island and empties into the sea at the other side. Some towns and islands have a river that splits in two, creating an islet. A [[bridge]] can be used to cross rivers easily, and in {{NH}}, the [[vaulting pole]] can be used to cross rivers before the player receives access to construct bridges. Some species of [[fish]] can be caught in the river with a [[fishing rod]].

In {{NL|short}} and {{NH|short|nolink}}, rivers can be shaped differently. They always begin at the east or west of a town, instead of the north. In {{NH|short|nolink}}, rivers can be altered or created by the player with the {{I|Waterscaping Permit|NH}}.

The river mouth is the area where the river meets the sea. Some fish can be caught only in this particular spot. In some towns, there may be two or more of these, increasing the chances of catching these fish.
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==Islet==

An '''islet''', or '''river island''', is a rare geographical feature consisting of a small island in the middle of a [[river]]. Islets have [[Bridge|bridges]] connecting them to each riverbank. The islet's length differs in each game. In {{PG}}, they are tiny and are not displayed on the town's map. There is also the possibility of two of them being right next to each other. Bridges connecting them to the mainland can be either north–south or northwest–southeast.

In {{WW}} and {{CF}}, islets are larger than in previous games and each one has a [[signpost]], allowing for a [[villager]] or [[player]]'s house to spawn there. Islets are absent in {{NL|nolink}} due to the changes in the river and town's geography, but make a return in {{NH|nolink}}, and can be created with the Island Designer Construction Permit. In {{HHD}}, islets occur on the map. Due to the size of houses, they have to sit on the islet. This can be good for things like castles with moats.

<gallery>
PG River Island.jpg|An islet in {{PG}}
WW Islet.jpg|An islet on the town map in {{WW}}
CF Islet on Town Map.jpg|An islet on the town map in {{CF}}
NH Map Islet.png|An islet on the town map in {{NH}}
</gallery>

==Fish==
===In {{PG|nolink}}===
{{TableTop PG Fish|name=River fish|collapsed=true}}

{{#cargo_query:
table=pg_fish
|group by=name
|fields=number,_pageName=pagename,name,icon,sell,shadow_size=shadow,location,time,availability,m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8_1=m81,m8_2=m82,m9_1=m91,m9_2=m92,m10,m11,m12
|order by=number
|format=template
|where=in_pg=1 AND location='River'
|template=CargoDisplayPGFish
|named args=yes
|limit=600
}}

{{TableFooter|color=fish|note={{Community:ACGC Spreadsheet/Attribution}}}}

===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
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===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
{{TableTop CF Fish|name=River fish|collapsed=true}}

{{#cargo_query:
table=cf_fish
|group by=name
|fields=number,_pageName=pagename,name,image,sell=sell,shadow_size=shadow,location,time,time_availability=time-availability,time2,time2_availability=time2-availability,m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8_1=m81,m8_2=m82,m9_1=m91,m9_2=m92,m10,m11,m12,fish_size=fish-size
|order by=number
|where=location='River'
|format=template
|template=CargoDisplayCFFish
|named args=yes
|limit=600
}}

{{TableFooter|color=fish}}

===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
{{TableTop NL Fish|name=River fish|collapsed=true}}

{{#cargo_query:
table=nl_fish
|group by=name
|fields=number,_pageName=pagename,name,image,sell=sell,sell_pre_wa=sell-pre-wa,shadow_size=shadow,location,time,time_availability=time-availability,time2,time2_availability=time2-availability,peaktime,peaktime_availability=peaktime-availability,on_tortimer_island=on-tortimer-island,m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8_1=m81,m8_2=m82,m9_1=m91,m9_2=m92,m10,m11,m12,fish_size=fish-size
|order by=number
|where=location='River'
|format=template
|template=CargoDisplayNLFish
|named args=yes
|limit=600
}}

{{TableFooter|color=fish|note={{Note list}}}}

===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
{{TableTop NH Fish|name=River fish|collapsed=true}}

{{#cargo_query:
table=nh_fish
|group by=name
|fields=number,_pageName=pagename,name,image,sell_nook=sell,shadow_size=shadow,shadow_size_sort=shadow-sort,location,time,time_n_availability=time-n-availability,time_s_availability=time-s-availability,time2,time2_n_availability=time2-n-availability,time2_s_availability=time2-s-availability,n_m1=nm1,n_m2=nm2,n_m3=nm3,n_m4=nm4,n_m5=nm5,n_m6=nm6,n_m7=nm7,n_m8=nm8,n_m9=nm9,n_m10=nm10,n_m11=nm11,n_m12=nm12,s_m1=sm1,s_m2=sm2,s_m3=sm3,s_m4=sm4,s_m5=sm5,s_m6=sm6,s_m7=sm7,s_m8=sm8,s_m9=sm9,s_m10=sm10,s_m11=sm11,s_m12=sm12,rarity,total_catch=total-catch
|order by=number
|where=location='River'
|format=template
|template=CargoDisplayNHFish
|named args=yes
|limit=600
}}

{{TableFooter|color=fish|note={{Community:ACNH Spreadsheet/Attribution}}}}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
CF River.jpg|A river flowing under a bridge in {{CF}}
</gallery>

{{Rewrite}}
{{Navbox Geography}}
{{Navbox Locations}}
{{Navbox Fish|categorize=false}}
[[Category:Fishing]]
[[Category:Town Landmarks]]

==Fish Caught==
Many fish can be caught in a river. Some are very expensive while others cost less than 200 bells. Small fish in the river can actually a key. Most of the time, keys are lost in rivers.
 List:
Stringfish
Barbel Steed
Black Bass
Goldfish
Pond Smelt
Popeye Goldfish
Angelfish
Crucian Carp
Blue Gill
Eel
Cherry Salmon
Rainbow Trout
Freshwater Goby
Loach
Guppy 
King Salmon
Piranha
Salmon
Sweetfish
Yellow Perch
Note:Please remember that this section is still being worked on