Where was the Araxes River in Herodotus’ writings of histories?

 In Herodotus' "Histories," the Araxes River is primarily associated with the region of Armenia. Herodotus mentions the Araxes River several times in his accounts, particularly in Book 1, Chapters 202 and 203, where he describes the geography and peoples of the Persian Empire. The Araxes River is described as flowing through the territory of the Medes and forming part of the boundary between the Persian Empire and the Scythians. It's worth noting that there are multiple rivers named Araxes in ancient and modern geography, but the one referenced by Herodotus is generally associated with the modern Aras River, which flows through modern-day Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Iran

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