List of Rivers of Albania

List Of Rivers Of Albania

This is a list of rivers that are situated wholly or partially in Albania. The rivers flowing into the sea are sorted north to south along the coast. Rivers flowing into other rivers are listed by the rivers they flow into. Some rivers (e.g. Morača) do not flow through Albania themselves, but they are mentioned for having Albanian tributaries. They are given in italics. The names are in the Albanian indefinite form, the confluence is given in parentheses.

An alphabetical overview of rivers of Albania is given below this list.

Adriatic Sea:

  • Bunë/Bojana (near Ulcinj)
    • Great Drin (near Shkodër)
      • branch of Drin (near Vau-Dejës)
    • Lake Scutari (near Shkodër)
      • Morača (in Žabljak Crnojevića)
        • Cem/Cijevna (near Podgorica)
  • Drin (near Lezhë)
    • Valbonë (near Fierzë)
    • Black Drin (in Kukës)
    • White Drin (in Kukës)
    • Kir (near Shkodër into distributary)
  • Mat (near Fushë-Kuqe)
    • Fan (near Milot)
  • Ishëm (near Ishëm)
    • Zezë (near Kodër-Thumanë)
    • Gjole (near Kodër-Thumanë)
      • Tiranë (near Prezë)
        • Lanë (near Bërxullë)
      • Tërkuzë (near Prezë)
  • Erzen (near Shijak)
  • Shkumbin (near Divjakë)
  • Seman (near Libofshë)
    • Devoll (near Kuçovë)
    • Osum (near Kuçovë)
  • Vjosë (near Novoselë)
    • Shushicë (near Armen)
    • Drino (in Tepelenë)
    • Sarantaporos (near Çarshovë)

Black Sea:

  • Danube (near Kiliya)
    • Sava (in Belgrade)
      • Drina (in Bogatić)
        • Vermosh/Lim (near Višegrad)

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