List of rivers of Georgia (country)

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The rivers of Georgia, a country in the Caucasus, include:

Major rivers

River	Total length, km	Length within Georgia, km	Catchment area,thsd. km²
Alazani	407	390	12.0
Mtkvari	1515	351	21.1
Rioni	333	333	13.4
Inguri	206	206	4.1
Khrami	220	187	8.3
Tskhenistsqali	184	184	2.1
Iori	357	183	4.7
Qvirila	152	152	3.6
Supsa	117	117	1.1
Aragvi	110	110	2.7
Bzyb	110	110	1.5
Kodori	110	110	2.0
Adjaris-Tsqali	90	90	1.5
Chorokhi	438	26	22.1^[1]

↑ Ministry of Economic Development of Georgia. Department of Statistics (Tbilisi, 2008), Statistical Yearbook of Georgia: 2007, p. 12.

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