List of rivers of Europe

These are the main rivers in Europe (ecologically, the extreme west of the Palearctic ecozone - which includes Russia in the east). See each article for their tributaries, drainage areas, etc. For clarity, only rivers longer than 100 km (or very significant in another way) are shown in this list. Shorter rivers can be found in the lists by country.

Longest rivers

Rivers over 650 km:

River Km Mi Draining into
Volga 3692 2294 Caspian Sea[1]
Danube 2860 1780 Black Sea
Ural 2428 1509 Caspian Sea
Dnieper 2290 1420 Black Sea
Don 1950 1210 Sea of Azov
Pechora 1809 1124 Barents Sea
Northern DvinaVychegda 1774 1102 White Sea
Dniester 1362 846 Black Sea
Rhine 1236 768 North Sea
Elbe 1091 678 North Sea
Vistula 1047 651 Baltic Sea
Tagus 1038 645 Atlantic Ocean
Daugava 1020 630 Baltic Sea
Loire 1013 629 Atlantic Ocean
Tisza 965 600 Black Sea (tributary of Danube)
Sava 947 588 Black Sea (tributary of Danube)
Neman 937 582 Baltic Sea
Meuse 925 575 North Sea
Ebro 910 570 Mediterranean
Douro 897 557 Atlantic Ocean
Kuban 870 540 Sea of Azov
Mezen 857 533 Barents Sea
Oder 854 531 Baltic Sea
NevaSvirSuna 852 529 Baltic Sea
Rhône 813 505 Mediterranean
Seine 776 482 Atlantic Ocean
Mureş 761 473 Black Sea (tributary of Danube)
Drava 749 465 Black Sea (tributary of Danube)
Guadiana 742 461 Atlantic Ocean
Prut 742 461 Black Sea (tributary of Danube)
Po 682 424 Adriatic Sea

Contents

In the list below, the European rivers are grouped by the sea or ocean into which they flow. They are sorted along the coastline of the seas and oceans. Rivers that flow into other rivers are sorted in orographic order, i.e., by the proximity of their points of confluence to the sea.

Note for additions: please remember to add the city where the river meets for each river.

Barents Sea and White Sea (Arctic Ocean)

The rivers in this section are sorted east (Novaya Zemlya) to west (North Cape, Norway).

In Russia:

In Norway:

Atlantic Ocean

On Iceland

Norwegian coast

In Norway:

Irish coast

In Northern Ireland:

In Ireland (including Celtic Sea):

British coast

The Bristol Channel:

French, Spanish, and Portuguese coast

The rivers in this section are sorted north (Brest) to south (Tarifa).

In France:

In Spain:

In Portugal:

In Spain:

Baltic Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted clockwise, starting from Helsingborg (south Sweden).

In Sweden

In Finland

In Russia

In Estonia

In Latvia

In Lithuania

In Russia (Kaliningrad Oblast)

In Poland

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In Germany

Black Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted west (Istanbul) to east (Sochi).

In Bulgaria

In Romania

In Ukraine

In Russia

Caspian Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted west to north-east.

In Russia

In Kazakhstan

English Channel

North coast

The rivers in this section are sorted west (Lizard Point, Cornwall) to east (Ramsgate).

In Britain:

South coast

The rivers in this section are sorted east (Calais) to west (Brest).

In France:

Irish Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted clockwise, starting from the (Mull of Kintyre).

In Britain:

In Ireland:

Mediterranean

Western Mediterranean

This section includes the Ligurian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea. The rivers are sorted from west (Tarifa) to east (Reggio Calabria).

In Spain:

In France:

In Italy:

Adriatic Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted clockwise, from Otranto, southern Italy, to Vlorë in southern Albania.

In Italy:

In Croatia:

In Montenegro:

In Albania:

Ionian Sea

West coast

The rivers in this section are sorted south-west to north-east from Reggio Calabria to Otranto.

In Italy:

East coast

The rivers in this section are sorted north-west to south-east from Vlorë to Cape Malea.

In Greece:

Aegean Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted west (Cape Malea) to east (Istanbul).

In Greece:

In Turkey:

North Sea

The rivers in this section are given clockwise along the North Sea coast, starting from Bergen, Norway.

In Norway

In Sweden

In Denmark

In Germany

In the Netherlands

In Belgium

In France

In Britain

See also

European countries

Other continents

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