The Jämtö River (Swedish: Jämtöälven) is a Swedish waterway, which causes the Jämtöfjord to drain to the Jämtösund, a bottom of the Gulf of Bothnia. The Jämtö River does not meet the definition of a river, it is a remnant of a deep gorge (slime?) In the landscape. The area around the nicknamed Jämtön has risen over the past 1000 years. The river probably used to be a strait between the island and the mainland. The river is about 2.5 kilometers long and runs along Jämtön. It does not appear on the official list of rivers in Sweden. Externe link

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