List of Rivers of Germany - Draining Into The North Sea

Draining Into The North Sea

The rivers in this section are sorted south-west (Netherlands) to east (Danish border).

  • Maas (main branch at Stellendam, Netherlands)
    • Niers (in Gennep, Netherlands)
    • Rur/Roer (in Roermond, Netherlands)
      • Wurm (near Heinsberg)
      • Inde (in Jülich)
  • Rhine/Rhein (main branch at Hoek van Holland, Netherlands)
    • Lippe (in Wesel)
      • Alme (in Paderborn)
    • Emscher (near Dinslaken)
    • Ruhr (in Duisburg)
      • Volme (near Hagen)
      • Lenne (near Hagen)
      • Möhne (in Neheim-Hüsten)
    • Erft (in Neuss)
    • Wupper/Wipper (in Leverkusen)
    • Sieg (in Bonn)
      • Agger (in Siegburg)
      • Nister (in Wissen)
    • Ahr (near Sinzig)
    • Wied (in Neuwied)
    • Moselle (in Koblenz)
      • Elzbach (in Moselkern)
      • Alf (in Alf)
      • Lieser (near Bernkastel-Kues)
      • Salm (near Klüsserath)
      • Kyll (near Trier-Ehrang)
      • Saar (near Konz)
        • Nied (near Rehlingen-Siersburg)
        • Prims (in Dillingen)
        • Blies (in Sarreguemines)
          • Schwarzbach (near Zweibrücken)
      • Sauer (in Wasserbillig)
        • Prüm (near Echternach)
          • Nims (in Irrel)
        • Our (in Wallendorf)
    • Lahn (in Lahnstein)
      • Aar (in Diez)
      • Weil (in Weilburg)
      • Dill (in Wetzlar)
      • Ohm (in Cölbe)
    • Nahe (in Bingen)
      • Alsenz (near Bad Kreuznach)
      • Glan (near Bad Sobernheim)
    • Selz (in Ingelheim)
    • Main (in Mainz)
      • Nidda (in Frankfurt-Höchst)
        • Wetter (in Niddatal)
      • Kinzig (in Hanau)
      • Tauber (in Wertheim am Main)
      • Fränkische Saale (in Gemünden am Main)
      • Regnitz (in Bamberg)
        • Pegnitz (in Fürth)
        • Rednitz (in Fürth)
          • Fränkische Rezat (in Georgensgmünd)
          • Schwäbische Rezat (in Georgensgmünd)
      • Itz (in Baunach)
      • Red Main (near Kulmbach)
    • Neckar (in Mannheim)
      • Jagst (near Bad Friedrichshall)
      • Kocher (in Bad Friedrichshall)
      • Enz (in Besigheim)
        • Glems (near Markgröningen-Unterriexingen)
      • Murr (in Marbach am Neckar)
      • Rems (in Remseck)
      • Fils (in Plochingen)
    • Queich (near Germersheim)
    • Pfinz (near Germersheim)
    • Lauter (in Lauterbourg)
    • Murg (near Rastatt)
    • Sauer (in Seltz, France)
    • Acher (near Lichtenau)
    • Rench (near Lichtenau)
    • Kinzig (near Kehl)
      • Schutter (near Kehl)
    • Elz (near Lahr)
    • Wiese (near Basel)
    • Wutach (in Waldshut-Tiengen)
  • IJssel (into the IJsselmeer near Kampen, Netherlands)
    • Berkel (in Zutphen, Netherlands)
    • Oude IJssel/Issel (in Doesburg, Netherlands)
  • Zwarte Water (into the IJsselmeer near Genemuiden, Netherlands)
    • Vechte (near Zwolle, Netherlands)
      • Dinkel (in Neuenhaus)
  • Ems (near Delfzijl, Netherlands)
    • Hase (in Meppen)
  • Weser (near Bremerhaven)
    • Hunte (in Elsfleth)
    • Lesum (in Bremen-Vegesack)
      • Wümme (in Ritterhude)
    • Aller (near Verden (Aller))
      • Böhme (near Rethem)
      • Leine (near Schwarmstedt)
        • Innerste (near Sarstedt)
        • Rhume (in Northeim)
          • Oder (Harz) (in Katlenburg-Lindau)
      • Örtze (in Winsen)
      • Fuhse (in Celle)
      • Oker (in Müden (Aller))
        • Schunter (near Braunschweig)
    • Werre (in Bad Oeynhausen)
    • Diemel (in Bad Karlshafen)
    • Fulda (in Hannoversch Münden)
      • Eder (in Edermünde)
        • Schwalm (near Fritzlar)
      • Haune (in Bad Hersfeld)
    • Werra (in Hannoversch Münden)
      • Hörsel (near Eisenach)
      • Ulster (in Philippsthal)
  • Elbe (near Cuxhaven)
    • Oste (near Otterndorf)
    • Stör (near Glückstadt)
    • Alster (in Hamburg)
    • Bille (near Hamburg)
    • Ilmenau (near Winsen (Luhe))
    • Jeetzel (in Hitzacker)
    • Löcknitz (near Dömitz)
      • Elde (near Lenzen)
    • Aland (in Schnackenburg)
    • Stepenitz (in Wittenberge)
    • Havel (near Havelberg)
      • Dosse (near Havelberg)
      • Rhin (near Warnau)
      • Plane (near Brandenburg)
      • Nuthe (in Potsdam)
      • Spree (in Berlin-Spandau)
        • Dahme (in Berlin-Köpenick)
    • Ohre (near Burg)
    • Saale (in Barby)
      • Bode (in Nienburg (Saale))
      • Wipper (Saale) (near Bernburg)
      • Weiße Elster (near Halle (Saale))
        • Parthe (in Leipzig)
        • Pleiße (in Leipzig)
        • Weida (near Gera)
      • Unstrut (near Naumburg)
        • Wipper (Unstrut) (near Heldrungen)
        • Gera (in Straußfurt)
      • Ilm (in Großheringen)
      • Schwarza (in Schwarza)
    • Mulde (in Dessau)
      • Zwickauer Mulde (near Colditz)
        • Chemnitz (near Wechselburg)
      • Freiberger Mulde (near Colditz)
        • Zschopau (near Döbeln)
    • Schwarze Elster (near Wittenberg)
    • Weißeritz (in Dresden)
      • Wild Weißeritz (in Freital)
    • Wesenitz (in Pirna)
    • Ohře/Eger (in Litoměřice, Czech Republic)
    • Vltava (in Mělník, Czech Republic)
      • Berounka (near Prague, Czech Republic)
        • Mže/Mies (in Plzeň, Czech Republic)
  • Eider (in Tönning)
    • Treene (in Friedrichstadt)

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