Black Sea
The rivers in this section are sorted west to east.
- Dnieper (near Kherson, Ukraine)
- Desna (near Kiev, Ukraine)
- Seim (in Sosnytsia, Ukraine)
- Sudost (north of Novhorod-Siversky, Ukraine)
- Vyazma
- Desna (near Kiev, Ukraine)
- Mius (into Sea of Azov near Taganrog)
- Don (into Sea of Azov near Azov)
- Manych (in Manychskaya, east of Rostov-on-Don)
- Sal (in Semikarakorsk)
- Donets (near Semikarakorsk)
- Khopyor (near Serafimovich)
- Bityug (near Pavlovsk)
- Osered' (near Pavlovsk)
- Voronezh (near Voronezh)
- Temernik (near Rostov-on-Don)
- Yeya (into Sea of Azov near Yeysk)
- Kuban (into Sea of Azov near Temryuk)
- Laba (in Ust-Labinsk)
- Mzymta (near Sochi)
Read more about this topic: Rivers Of Russia
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