The list of rivers of the Great Basin identifies waterways named as rivers, regardless of the amount of their flow.
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- Amargosa River - Death Valley (Nevada, California)
- American Fork River - Utah Lake (Utah)
- Bear River - Great Salt Lake (Utah, Wyoming, Idaho)
- Logan River (Utah)
- Little Bear River (Utah)
- Blacksmith Fork (Utah)
- Carson River - Carson Sink (Nevada)
- Donner und Blitzen River - Harney Basin (Oregon)
- Little Blitzen River
- Humboldt River - Humboldt Sink (Nevada)
- Little Humboldt River
- North Fork Humboldt River
- South Fork Humboldt River
- Reese River
- Jordan River - Great Salt Lake (Utah)
- Mojave River - Mojave Desert (California)
- Owens River - Owens Valley (California)
- Ogden River - Great Salt Lake (Utah)
- Weber River
- Provo River - Utah Lake (Utah)
- Quinn River - Black Rock Desert (Nevada)
- Kings River
- Sevier River - Sevier Lake (Utah)
- East Fork Sevier River
- Beaver River
- San Pitch River
- Silvies River - Harney Basin (Oregon)
- Susan River - Honey Lake (California)
- Spanish Fork River - Utah Lake (Utah)
- Truckee River - Pyramid Lake (California, Nevada)
- Walker River - Walker Lake (Nevada)
- East Walker River
- West Walker River
- Little Walker River
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