Rivers of Europe

These are the main rivers of Europe (ecologically, the extreme west of the Palearctic ecozone - which includes Russia in the east). See each article for their tributaries, drainage areas, etc.

• Aire
• Arno
• Clyde[?]
• Danube
  • Drava
  • Inn
  • Pruth[?]
  • Sava
  • Sireth[?]
  • Theiss
• Daugava (Dvina)
• Dee[?]
• Don
• Dnieper[?]
• Dniestr[?]
• Douro
• Ebre
  • Segre
  • Valira
• Elbe
  • Saale
  • Vltava
• Garonne
  • Dordogne
• Glomma
• Guadalquivir
• Guadiana
• Humber
• Krka
• Liffey
• Llobregat
• Loire
• Mersey
• Meuse
• Minho
• Nemunas[?] (Nemen, Memel)
• Odra
  • Nysa (Nysa Łużycka, Nysa Kłodzka, Nysa Szalona)
  • Warta River
• Ouse
• Po
  • Ticino River
• Rhine (Rhein)
  • Aar (Aare)
    • Limmat and Linth
    • Reuss
  • Lek
  • Main
  • Moselle (Mosel)
  • Neckar
  • Waal
    • IJssel
• Rhone
• Savinja
  • Saone
• Scheldt
• Seine
• Severn
• Shannon
• Soča
• Tagus
• Tay
• Ter
• Têt
• Thames
• Tiber
• Turia[?]
• Tweed
• Tyne
• Vistula
• Volga
• Weser
• Wye[?]
• Yser[?]

See also:

• Physical geography
• Rivers of Russia
• Rivers of Asia
• Rivers of Africa
• Rivers of the Americas
• Waterways in the United Kingdom
• Rivers of Switzerland
• Latin names of European rivers