A total area of roughly 2,843 kmsq. is covered by the Klang Valley Region, which has traditionally defined borders but has no political or executive significance in the traditional sense. The Klang River, which lends the region its name, originates in the mountains around 25 kilometers northeast of Kuala Lumpur and flows through the region. It has a length of roughly 120 km and drains a receptacle area of roughly 1288 sq km. Flowing southward from its source in the Gombak and Hulu Langat sections in the State of Selangor, it passes through the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur and also back through Selangor, passing through Petaling and Klang sections, before reaching its mouth in the Woe of Malacca, near the old Selangor State capital of Klang, which has  been replaced by Shah Alam, and Port Klang, independently.

 

When the term"Klang Valley"is used in this discussion, it refers to the entire drainage receptacle, which includes the Klang River's eleven major feeders, among which are the Gombak, Batu and Kerayong gutters, the Damansara, Keruh, Kuyuh, Penchala, and Ampang gutters, which together total 700 kilometers in length. The Klang Gate Dam and the Batu Dam, two important heads in the upper part of the Klang Basin that give two primary functions deluge mitigation and water delivery (Drainage and Irrigation Department, 2005a). The Klang Valley is composed of a different range of stormy, sedimentary, and metamorphic jewels, including determinedness, the Kenny Hill conformation, and Kuala Lumpur limestone, to name a many exemplifications.

 
The Klang River divides Klang into North Klang and South Klang. Three sections make up North Klang Kapar (north of North Klang), Rantau Panjang (west of North Klang), and Meru ( central of North Klang) (to the east of North Klang). 
Since 2008, Klang South has been developing fresh domestic and marketable sectors as well as government services, displacing Klang North as the main business mecca. Klang South is also home to the maturity of the megacity's public and private health care installations. As a result, after work and on the weekends, this neighborhood grows busier and more active as a social and recreational hotspot. Klang South's new and contemporary townships, similar as Taman Sentosa Perdana in Bandar Botanic, Bandar Bukit Tinggi in Bandar Bukit Tinggi, and Glenmarie Cove in Klang South, have prodded this growth. 

On the Klang Northside, you may find Berkeley Garden, Taman Eng Ann, Taman Klang Utama, Bandar Baru Klang, and other well- established neighborhoods. Bandar Bukit Raja, Aman Perdana, and Klang Sentral are just a many of the most recent developments. Before 1972, Port Klang in Malaysia was known as Port Swettenham, but that name was changed to Port Klang when it came the busiest harborage in the country. Klang South is where Port Klang may be plant.

 
Meanwhile, there are some of the dominant factory species that can be plant on the seacoast of Sungai Klang, Among them are 
. Pokok Nipah (Nypa fruticans), 
. Pokok Api-api (Avicennia marina), 
.Pokok Berembang (Sonneratia caseolaris), 
. Pokok Pucuk Paku (Athyrium esculentum), 
. Pokok Ara (ficus). 

Klang is located along the side of the swash so the original fauna is substantially fish species. These are the fauna plant in the swash … 
Catfish 
Black Tilapia fish 
Haruan Fish 
Fish City