List of rivers in Europe

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The list of European rivers has to estuaries alphabetically listed watercourses , as European apply if they are at least partially attributable to the European continent.

Tributaries are listed from the mouth towards the source . After the river name, the mouth is usually given, with the respective mouth height, the length and the difference in height from the source to the mouth; the length is marked with "L" and the difference in height with "H". For reasons of clarity and the loading time, completeness should only be aimed at with regard to rivers flowing into the sea, tributaries of larger rivers should only be listed here from a length of 100 km or other special features (source river, waterway, high level of awareness), otherwise it should be listed here to refer to the respective river system.

Longest rivers in Europe

European river basins and main watersheds
European rivers

The longest rivers in Europe that flow into the sea or into a terminal sea are:

rank

according to length

Surname Length
(km) 		muzzle Catchment area
(km²) 		Discharge
(m³ / s) 		Drainage discharge
(l / (s · km²))
1 Volga 3530 Caspian Sea 1,360,000 8064 5.93
2 Danube 2845 Black Sea 795.686 6700 8.42
3 Dnepr 2285 Black Sea 531.817 1670 3.14
4th Don 1870 Sea of ​​Azov 425,600 935 2.20
5 Pechora 1802 Lake Pechora 322,000 4379 13.60
6th Dnestr 1352 Black Sea 72,100 310 4.30
7th Rhine 1233 North Sea 185,000 2300 12.59
8th Elbe 1094 North Sea 148.268 870 5.87
9 Vistula 1047 Baltic Sea 194.424 1080 5.55
10 Or with Warta 1045 Baltic Sea 118,861 574 4.83
11 Daugava 1020 Baltic Sea 88,000 678 7.71
12 Tagus 1007 Atlantic 80,600 440 5.46
13 Loire 1004 Atlantic 117,480 930 7.92
14th Memel 937 Baltic Sea 98,200 616 6.27
15th Ebro 910 Mediterranean Sea 85,362 426 5.13
16 Duero 897 Atlantic 98,400 700 7.11
17th Meuse 874 North Sea 33,000 357 10.80
18th Or 866 Baltic Sea 118,861 574 4.83
19th Southern bow 857 Black Sea 63,740 160 2.51
20th Rhone 812 Mediterranean Sea 95,500 1800 18.85
21st His 777 English Channel 79,000 560 7.09
22nd Weser with Werra 752 North Sea 41.094 324 7.88
23 Northern Dvina 744 White sea 357.052 3490 9.77
24 Guadiana 742 Atlantic 67,733 600 8.86
25th Göta älv with Klarälven and Vänern 720 Kattegat 50,229 575 11.45
26th Guadalquivir 657 Atlantic 56,978 164 2.88
27 Po 652 Adriatic 75,000 1540 20.53
28 Garonne 647 Atlantic 55,000 631 11.47
29 Glomma 601 North Sea 41,917 698 16.65
30th Kemijoki 550 Baltic Sea 51.127 556 10.87
31 Dalälven 542 Baltic Sea 28,955 379 13.09
32 Mariza 525 Thracian Sea 52,900 110 2.08
33 Ångermanälven 490 Baltic Sea 31,864 485 15.22
34 Ume älv 470 Gulf of Bothnia 26,815 435 16.22
35 Torne alv 470 Gulf of Bothnia 40.131 381 9.49
36 Kalixälven 461 Gulf of Bothnia 18,130 290 16.00
37 Lule älv 450 Baltic Sea 25,240 556 22.09
38 Ljusnan 439 Gulf of Bothnia 19,828 230 11.60
39 Indalsälven 430 Gulf of Bothnia 26,726 460 17.21
40 Etsch 415 Adriatic 12,200 235 19.26
41 Skellefte älv 410 Gulf of Bothnia 11,731 157 13.38
42 Tiber 405 Tyrrhenian Sea 17,375 239 13.76
43 Piteälven 400 Gulf of Bothnia 11,285 160 11.18
44 Ljungan 399 Baltic Sea 12,851 140 10.89
45 Vardar 388 Aegean Sea 24,438 136 5.57
46 Ems 371 North Sea 13,160 125 9.5
47 Shannon 370 Atlantic 15,695 208 13.0
48 Scheldt 360 North Sea 21,863 127 18th
49 Severn 354 Atlantic 11,420 61 5.34
50 Thames 346 North Sea 12,935 65.8 5.09

Longest tributaries in Europe

Rivers in Europe that do not flow into a sea and are over 200 km in length are:

Surname Length
(km) 		muzzle Catchment area
(km²) 		Discharge
(m³ / s) 		Discharge rate
(l / s km²)
Kama 1,805 Volga 507,000 1,754 3.46
Oka 1,480 Volga 245,000 1,258 3.44
Belaja 1,430 Kama 142,000 844 5.13
Wytschegda 1,130 Northern Dvina 121,000 1,100 9.09
Desna 1,130 Dnepr 88,900 360 4.05
Siversky Donets 1,053 Don 98,900 159
Pruth 989 Danube 27,500 110 4.00
Tisza 966 Danube 146,500 813 5.55
Save 945 Danube 95,419 1,513 15.86
Wetluga 889 Volga 39,400 255 6.47
Sura 841 Volga 67,500 260 3.85
Warta 808 Or 54,529 195
Pinega 779 Northern Dvina 42,000 430 10.24
Pripyat 775 Dnepr 114,300 460
Bug 775 Narew 39,400 157
Mureș 766 Tisza 27,832 177
Outside 749 Danube 40.120 670
Seim 748 Dnepr 27,500 100
Great Irgis 675 Volga 24,000 23 0.96
Samara 594 Volga 46,500 45.6 0.98
Moselle 544 Rhine 28,286 328
Unscha with source river Kema 531 Volga 28,900 158 5.47
Inn 517 Danube 26,976 740 27.43
Marne 514 His 12,816 110
Moskva 502 Oka 17,600 150
Main 497 Rhine 27,292 225
Drina with Tara 486 Sava 19,926 395 19.82
Dordogne 483 Gironde 23,957 450
Saone 473 Rhone 29,900 480
Mologa 456 Volga 29,700 124 4.18
Doubs 453 Saone 7,710 176
Mur 453 Outside 14,109 147
Vindelälven 445 Ume älv 12,650 190 15.02
Moldova 420 Elbe 28,090 151
Wischera 415 Kama 32,100
Saale 413 Elbe 24,167 117 4.84
Camouflage 380 Garonne 15,753 230
Cher 368 Loire 14,000 97
Vienne 363 Loire 21,161
Neckar 362 Rhine 13,934 145
Kostroma 354 Volga 16,000 71 4.44
Isar 295 Danube 8,370 175 20.7
Aare 288 Rhine 17,755 560 31.54
Inside 285 Buna 11,756 352 29.94
Enns 254 Danube 6,084 204 34.50
Lahn 245 Rhine 5,924 50.92
Salzach 225 Inn 6,700

Arctic Ocean

This list includes European rivers that flow into the Arctic Ocean , including its marginal seas like the White Sea lead

English Channel

The following rivers flow into the English Channel :

River Seine catchment area

Atlantic Ocean

The following are rivers that flow into the open Atlantic Ocean .

Celtic sea

Bay of Biscay

Gulf of Cadiz

Caspian Sea

The following list contains the tributaries to the Caspian Sea and their notable tributaries

Mediterranean Sea

Rivers that flow to the Mediterranean Sea and its parts such as the Adriatic Sea , the Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea are included in the following list.

Western Mediterranean

the Adrian Sea

Ionian sea

Aegean Sea

North Sea

The following waters flow into the North Sea .

Elbe catchment area
Catchment area of ​​the Rhine

Baltic Sea

The rivers listed in this list flow into the Baltic Sea with its tributaries, the Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of Bothnia .

Black Sea

The tributaries to the Black Sea including the Sea of ​​Azov are included in the list below.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Elbe water profile. (PDF) In: www.dresden.de. Umweltamt Dresden, September 22, 2010, accessed on October 18, 2016 .