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Contents

   



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1 Longest Rivers  




2 By drainage basin  


2.1  La Plata Basin  




2.2  Atlantic Ocean - Patagonia  




2.3  Pacific Ocean (Argentina - Chile)  




2.4  Interior basins  






3 Alphabetically  




4 See also  




5 References  




6 External links  













List of rivers of Argentina






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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  

This is a list of rivers of Argentina.

Longest Rivers[edit]

Name Length (km) Discharge ( m³/s)
Paraná River 4880 16,806
Uruguay River 1,110 5,026
Negro River 635 865
Bermejo River 1,000 339
Pilcomayo River 850 152
Colorado River 860 134
Salado River 700 88
San Juan River 500 56
Mendoza River 400 50
Chubut River 810 48
Salado del Norte River 2,000 15
Desaguadero River 1,200 14
Deseado River 615 5

By drainage basin[edit]

A map of Argentina's river drainage basins.

This list is arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name. Rivers in the table above are in bold.

La Plata Basin[edit]

Atlantic Ocean - Patagonia[edit]

Pacific Ocean (Argentina - Chile)[edit]

Interior basins[edit]

Alphabetically[edit]

  • Agrio River
  • Aguapey River
  • Aluminé River
  • Arenales River
  • Arrecifes River
  • Atuel River
  • Azul River
  • Barrancas River
  • Belén River
  • Belgrano River
  • Bermejo River (Teuco River)
  • Bermejito River
  • Blanco River
  • Blanco River (Río de los Patos)
  • Calingasta River
  • Carapari River
  • Carcarañá River
  • Castaño Viejo River
  • Chalía River (Shehuen River)
  • Chico River (Lower Chubut)
  • Chico River (Upper Chubut)
  • Chico River (Santa Cruz)
  • Chico River (Gallegos)
  • Chimehuin River
  • Chubut River
  • Coig River (Coyle River)
  • Collón Curá River
  • Colorado River
  • Conlara River
  • Corriente River
  • Cosquín River
  • Cruz del Eje River
  • Cuarto River (Saladillo River, Chocancharava River)
  • Desaguadero River (Salado River, Bermejo River, Vinchina River)
  • Deseado River
  • Diamante River
  • Dorado River
  • Dulce River
  • Feliciano River
  • Fénix Grande River
  • Fuego River
  • Futaleufú River
  • Gallegos River
  • Grande River
  • Grande River (Jujuy)
  • Grande River (Tierra del Fuego)
  • Río Grande de San Juan
  • Río Grande de Tarija
  • Gualeguay River
  • Gualeguaychú River
  • Guasamayo River
  • Guaycurú River
  • Guayquiraró River
  • Guenguel River
  • Horcones River
  • Huaco River
  • Hua Hum River
  • Iguazu River
  • Iruya River
  • Itaú River
  • Itiyuro River
  • Jáchal River
  • La Leona River
  • Limay River
  • Lipeo River
  • Ludueña Stream
  • Luján River
  • Malargüe River
  • Manso River
  • Matanza River (Riachuelo)
  • Mayer River
  • Mayo River
  • Mendoza River
  • Middle Stream
  • Miriñay River
  • Mocoretá River
  • Mojotoro River (Lavayén River)
  • Naposta Stream
  • Río Negro
  • Negro River
  • Neuquén River
  • Nogoyá River
  • Palena River (Carrenleufú River, Corcovado River)
  • Palometa River
  • Paraguay River
  • Paraná River
  • Paraná River
  • Pelque River
  • Pepiri-Guazu River
  • Pescado River
  • Pico River
  • Pilcomayo River
  • Pinturas River
  • Primero River (Suquía River)
  • Puelo River
  • Quequén Grande River
  • Quinto River (Popopis River)
  • Reconquista River
  • Río de la Plata
  • Río de los Patos
  • Río de Oro
  • Rosario River
  • Saladillo River
  • Saladillo Stream
  • Salado River (Salado del Norte, Juramento River, Pasaje River, Calchaquí River)
  • Salado River (Buenos Aires)
  • Salado River (Colorado River)
  • Salí River
  • Samborombón River
  • San Antonio River
  • San Francisco River
  • San Javier River
  • San Juan River
  • Santa Cruz River
  • Santa Lucía River
  • Sauce Chico River
  • Sauce Grande River
  • Seco River
  • Segundo River (Xanaes River)
  • Senguerr River
  • Tapenagá River
  • Tartagal River
  • Tecka River
  • Tercero River (Calamuchita River)
  • Teuquito River
  • Traful River
  • Tunuyán River
  • Tupungato River
  • Turbio River
  • Urueña River
  • Urugua-í River
  • Uruguay River
  • Vizcachas River

    • See also[edit]

    References[edit]

    External links[edit]


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