Draining Into The Adriatic Sea
For the purposes of this list, the Italian rivers draining into the Adriatic Sea will begin at the coastal border between Italy and Slovenia and will follow the Adriatic coast of Italy until it reaches Santa Maria di Leuca. Beyond this point, rivers empty into the Ionian Sea rather than the Adriatic. The rivers are ordered according to how far along the coast the river mouth is from the Italian/Slovenian border, the first river having its mouth the closest to the border and the last being closest to Santa Maria di Leuca.
- Isonzo (Soča)
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- Torre
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- Natisone
- Cormor
- Ausa
- Tagliamento
- Livenza
- Piave
- Brenta
- Adige
- Po
- Reno
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- Limentra
- Santerno
- Senio
- Sillaro
- Savio
- Rubicon
- Marecchia
- Ausa
- Marano
- Conca
- Foglia
- Metauro
- Cesano
- Misa
- Musone
- Aso
- Tronto
- Vomano
- Piomba
- Saline
- Sangro
- Trigno
- Biferno
- Fortore
- Carapelle
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- Calaggio
- Carapellotto
- Ofanto
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- Locone
- Canale Reale
- Agogna
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- Erbognone
- Aterno-Pescara
- Bacchiglione
- Enza
- Erro
- Gattola
- Lys
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- San Marino
- Montone
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- Acquacheta
- Ronco
- Tartaro-Canalbianco-Po di Levante
- Tesino
- Timavo (Reka)
- Versa
- Vipacco (Vipava)
Read more about this topic: List Of Rivers Of Italy
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