By Length
This is a list of the rivers, exceeding 100 km, that are wholly or partly located within the borders of Finland.
River | Length (within Finland) |
Border river | Total length | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Kemijoki | 550 km | 550 km | ||
Iijoki | 330 km | 330 km | ||
Ounasjoki | 298 km | 298 km | Tributary to Kemijoki | |
Kitinen | 278 km | 278 km | Tributary to Kemijoki | |
Muonionjoki | 230 km | 230 km | Tributary to Tornionjoki, followin the Finnish-Swedish border in its entiety | |
Luiro | 227 km | 227 km | Tributary to Kemijoki | |
Kymijoki | 180 km | 180 km | ||
Tornionjoki | 180 km | 522 km | Border river between Finland and Sweden, partly in Sweden | |
Simojoki | 172 km | 172 km | ||
Ivalojoki | 170 km | 170 km | ||
Kiiminkijoki | 170 km | 170 km | ||
Pyhäjoki | 162 km | 162 km | ||
Perhonjoki | 155 km | 155 km | ||
Tenojoki | 152 km | 344 km | Partly a border river between Finland and Norway, other part is in Norway | |
Siikajoki | 152 km | 152 km | ||
Kokemäenjoki | 150 km | 150 km | ||
Raudanjoki | 150 km | 150 km | Tributary to Kemijoki | |
Lapuanjoki | 147 km | 147 km | ||
Porvoonjoki | 130 km | 130 km | ||
Kalajoki | 130 km | 130 km | ||
Kyrönjoki | 127 km | 127 km | ||
Livojoki | 125 km | 125 km | Tributary to Iijoki | |
Siuruanjoki | 120 km | 120 km | Tributary to Iijoki | |
Loimijoki | 114 km | 114 km | Tributary to Kokemäenjoki | |
Karvianjoki | 110 km | 110 km | ||
Vaskojoki | 110 km | 110 km | ||
Oulujoki | 107 km | 107 km | ||
Oulankajoki | 105 km | 135 km | partly in Russia | |
Nuorittajoki | 105 km | 105 km | ||
Kiehimänjoki | 105 km | 105 km | ||
Paimionjoki | 105 km | 105 km | ||
Vantaanjoki | 101 km | 101 km | ||
Lieksanjoki | 80 km | 132 km | beginning on the Russian side of the border | |
Tenniöjoki | 62 km | 126 km | Tributary to Kemijoki; about half of its length in Russia | |
Vuoksi | 15 km | 150 km | The majority is on the Russian side of the border |
Read more about this topic: List Of Rivers Of Finland
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