Rivers England A-Z

AdurSussexWikipedia
AireYorkshireWikipedia
AnkerStaffordshireWikipedia
AnnasCumbriaWikipedia
AntNorfolkWikipedia
ArunSussexWikipedia
Avon
BristolWikipedia
Avon HampshireWikipedia
Avon
WarwickshireWikipedia
Bargate DrainLincolnshire
BarleSomersetWikipedia
Bedford OldCambridgeshireWikipedia
BelaCumbriaWikipedia
BelahCumbriaWikipedia
BeultKentWikipedia
BirkinCheshire
BlackwaterEssexWikipedia
BlackwaterHampshireWikipedia
BlitheStaffordshireWikipedia
BollinDerbyshire, CheshireWikipedia
BourneWiltshireWikipedia
BroomBedfordshire
BrowneyDurhamWikipedia
BrueSomersetWikipedia
BureNorfolkWikipedia
CalderLancashireWikipedia
CalderYorkshireWikipedia
CamCambridgeshireWikipedia
CamelCornwallWikipedia
ChelmerEssexWikipedia
CherwellNorthamptonshire, OxfordshireWikipedia
ChewSomersetWikipedia
ChurnGloucestershire, WiltshireWikipedia
ChurnetStaffordshireWikipedia
CockerCumbriaWikipedia
ColnGloucestershireWikipedia
ColneEssexWikipedia
ColneHertfordshireWikipedia
ColneWest YorkshireWikipedia
ConderLancashireWikipedia
CoquetNorthumberlandWikipedia
CreedyDevonMall tributary of the Yeo at CreditonWikipedia
CrippsSomersetMan made drain that connects the Brue and the Hunstpill
CulveryDevonSmall tributary of the Exe
CulmDevonRises in the Blackdown hills and joins the Exe near ExeterWikipedia
DaneCheshireWikipedia
DearneSouth YorkshireWikipedia
DeeCumbriaWikipedia
DelphCambridgeshireWikipedia
DerwentNorthumberlandWikipedia
DerwentCumbriaWikipedia
DerwentYorkshireWikipedia
DerwentDerbyshireWikipedia
DevonNottinghamshireWikipedia
DoeYorkshireWikipedia
Don YorkshireWikipedia
Don AberdeenshireWikipedia
DouglasLancashireWikipedia
DoveDerbyshire, StaffordshireWikipedia
Drain Kings SedgemoorSomersetMan made drain linking the River Cary to River
Parrett
Bridgwater.		Wikipedia
Drain Long LoadSomersetMan made drain near Yeovil
Drain NorthSomersetMan made drain on Somerset Levels entering the River Brue
DuddonLancashire, CumbriaWikipedia
DunHampshire, WiltshireWikipedia
EdenCumbriaWikipedia
EdenKentWikipedia
EllenCumbriaEnters Solway Firth at Maryport.Wikipedia
Esk CumbriaWikipedia
Esk YorkshireWikipedia
ExeDevonRises on Exmoor and enters the sea at ExmouthWikipedia
Fleam
Derbyshire
FlitBedfordshireWikipedia
FossYorkshireWikipedia
FoulnessYorkshireWikipedia
FoweyCornwallWikipedia
FromeDorsetWikipedia
FromeSomersetWikipedia
GadeHerfordshireWikipedia
GeltCumbriaWikipedia
GowyCheshireWikipedia
GoytDerbyshireWikipedia
Great OuseNorthamptonshireWikipedia
GretaCumbriaWikipedia
GretaCo. DurhamWikipedia
Greta (Lune)Yorkshire, LancashireWikipedia
HambleHampshireEnters the sea at Southampton WaterWikipedia
HayleCornwallWikipedia
HizHertfordshireWikipedia
HodderLancashireWikipedia
HolmeYorkshireWikipedia
HullYorkshireWikipedia
Hunstspill
IdleNottinghamshireWikipedia
IrtCumbriaWikipedia
IrthingCumbriaWikipedia
IsleSomersetWikipedia
ItchenHampshireWikipedia
ItchenWarwickshireWikipedia
IthonPowysWikipedia
KennSomersetSomerset Rivers
Kenn OldSomerset
KennetWiltshire, BerkshireWikipedia
KentCumbriaWikipedia
LarkSuffolk, Cambridgeshire.Wikipedia
LaverYorkshireWikipedia
LazyCumbriaWikipedia
LeachGloucestershireWikipedia
LeamWarwickshireWikipedia
LeeHertfordshireWikipedia
LeenNottinghamshireWikipedia
LeithCumbriaWikipedia
LevenCumbriaWikipedia
LickleCumbriaWikipedia
LoddonBerkshire, HampshireWikipedia
LuneCumbria, LancashireWikipedia
Lyn East
LyneCumbriaWikipedia
LyvennetCumbriaWikipedia
MaunNottinghamshireWikipedia
MeaseLeicestershire, Derbyshire, StaffordshireWikipedia
MeavyDevonWikipedia
MedwayKentWikipedia
MeonHampshireWikipedia
MerseyCheshireWikipedia
MoleSussex, SurreyWikipedia
MoorsDorsetWikipedia
NadderWiltshireWikipedia
NeneNorthamptonshireWikipedia
NiddYorkshireWikipedia
OckOxfordshireTributary of the ThamesWikipedia
OkementDevonTributary of the TorridgeWikipedia
OreSuffolkWikipedia
OtterDevonSmall river that enters Lyme Bay.Wikipedia
Ouse Great Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, NorfolkWikipedia
OuseSussexWikipedia
OuseYorkshireWikipedia
OuzelBedfordshire, BuckinghamshireWikipedia
PantEssexWikipedia
ParrettDorset, SomersetWikipedia
PerryShropshireWikipedia
PetterilCumbriaWikipedia
PiddleDorsetChalkstreamWikipedia
RawtheyCumbriaWikipedia
ReaShropshireWikipedia
RedeNorthumberlandWikipedia
RibbleYorkshire, LancashireWikipedia
RodingEssexWikipedia
Rother EasternKent, SussexWikipedia
Rother WesternHampshire, SussexWikipedia
Rother YorkshireWikipedia
RyeYorkshireWikipedia
SalwarpeWorcestershireWikipedia
SettDerbyshireWikipedia
SevernPowys, Shropshire, Worcestershire, GloucestershireWikipedia
SoarLeicestershireWikipedia
SowStaffordshireWikipedia
StourDorsetWikipedia
StourKentWikipedia
StourSuffolk, EssexWikipedia
StourWarwickshireWikipedia
SwaleYorkshireWikipedia
TamarDevon, CornwallForms much of the border between Devon and Cornwall, entering
Plymouth Sound.		Wikipedia
TameStaffordshireWikipedia
Tame ManchesterWikipedia
TavyDevonWikipedia
TawDevonWikipedia
TeesCounty Durham, YorkshireWikipedia
TeiseKentWikipedia
TernShropshireWikipedia
TestHampshireWikipedia
ThameBuckinghamshire, OxfordshireWikipedia
ThamesGloucestershire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire,
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Essex,
Kent		Wikipedia
TieseKentWikipedia
TorridgeDevonWikipedia
TorneYorkshire
ToveNorthamptonshire, BuckinghamshireWikipedia
ToneSomersetWikipedia
TrentStaffordshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire,
Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire		Wikipedia
TweedNorthumberlandWikipedia
TwissYorkshireWikipedia
TyneNorthumberlandWikipedia
UreYorkshireWikipedia
VyrnwyPowysWikipedia
WallingtonHampshireWikipedia
WaveneyNorfolkWikipedia
WearCounty DurhamWikipedia
WeaverCheshireWikipedia
WenningYorkshire, LancashireWikipedia
WensumNorfolkWikipedia
WeySurrey, Hampshire, West SussexWikipedia
WharfeYorkshireWikipedia
WidEssexWikipedia
WindrushGloucestershire, OxfordshireWikipedia
WithamLincolnshireWikipedia
WyePowys, Herefordshire, MonmouthshireWikipedia
WylyeWiltshireWikipedia
WyreLancashireWikipedia
YareNorfolkWikipedia
YealmDevonWikipedia
Yeo BarnstapleDevon(Barnstaple)Wikepedia
Yeo LapfordDevon(Lapford), also known as the Lapford Yeo, which joins the River
Taw at Lapford		Wikepedia
Yeo MorelandDevon(Molland), also known as the Molland Yeo, on the southern edge
of Exmoor, which is a tributary of the River Mole (which
is itself a tributary of the River Taw)		Wikepedia
Yeo CreditonDevon(Crediton), which joins the River Creedy north
west of Exeter, having passed south of the town of Crediton		Wikepedia
Yeo BidefordDevon(Bideford), which joins the River Torridge near
Bideford, having started near Hartland Point in western Devon		Wikepedia
Yeo BlindSomerset
Yeo CongresburySomerset(Congresbury) , which runs from Compton Martin to the Bristol
Channel near Kingston Seymour.		Wikipedia
Yeo CheddarSomerset(Cheddar Yeo), which rises in Gough’s Cave in the Cheddar Gorge,
and is a tributary of the River Axe		Wikipedia
Yeo LoxSomerset(Lox Yeo) River, another tributary of the River AxeWikipedia
Yeo MarkSomerset(Mark), another tributary of the River AxeWikipedia
Yeo YeovilSomerset(Yeovil) which joins the River Parrett near
Langport. This river flows through Sherborne in Dorset, and the Somerset
towns of Yeovil, Yeovilton and Ilchester		Wikipedia