Rivers Flowing To Russia or Norway, To The Arctic Ocean
- Luttojoki (Russian: Лотта) - flows to the Tuloma River in Russia
- Paatsjoki (Norwegian: Pasvikelva, Russian: Паз or Патсойоки) - border between Norway and Russia
- Lake Inari (Finnish: Inarijärvi)
- Ivalojoki (near Ivalo)
- Juutuanjoki (in the village of Inari)
- Lake Paatari
- Lemmenjoki
- Vaskojoki
- Lake Paatari
- Lake Inari (Finnish: Inarijärvi)
- Näätämöjoki (Norwegian: Neidenelva) - flows to Norway
- Tana (Finnish: Teno, Norwegian: Tanaelva) - flows to Norway, border between Finland and Norway
- Utsjoki (in Utsjoki)
- Inarijoki (Norwegian: Anarjohka) near Karigasniemi) - border between Finland and Norway
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