Kennebec River
- Kennebec River
- Moose River
- South Branch Moose River
- East Branch Moose River
- West Branch Moose River
- South Branch Moose River
- Roach River
- Moxie Stream
- Dead River (also called West Branch)
- North Branch Dead River
- South Branch Dead River
- Carrabassett River
- South Branch Carrabassett River
- West Branch Carrabassett River
- Sandy River
- South Branch Sandy River
- Lemon Stream
- Sebasticook River
- East Branch Sebasticook River
- Little River
- Eastern River
- East Branch Eastern River
- West Branch Eastern River
- Abagadasset River
- Androscoggin River
- Rapid River
- Cupsuptic River
- East Branch Cupsuptic River
- Little East Branch Cupsuptic River
- Kennebago River
- Rangeley River
- Cupsuptic River
- Magalloway River
- West Branch Magalloway River
- Third East Branch Magalloway River
- Second East Branch Magalloway River
- First East Branch Magalloway River
- Little Magalloway River
- Middle Branch Little Magalloway River
- West Branch Little Magalloway River
- West Branch Magalloway River
- Dead Cambridge River
- Swift Cambridge River
- Wild River
- Pleasant River
- East Branch Pleasant River
- West Branch Pleasant River
- Alder River
- Sunday River
- South Branch Sunday River
- Bear River
- Ellis River
- West Branch Ellis River
- Concord River
- Swift River
- West Branch Swift River
- East Branch Swift River
- Webb River
- Dead River (Androscoggin River)
- Nezinscot River
- East Branch Nezinscot River
- West Branch Nezinscot River
- Little Androscoggin River
- Sanborn River
- Sabattus River
- Dead River (Sabattus River)
- Little River
- Muddy River
- Cathance River
- Rapid River
- Sasanoa River (connects to Sheepscot River)
- Back River (Kennebec River) (connects to Sheepscot River)
- Moose River
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