East Coast
Flowing into the North Sea between Buddon Ness and Rattray Head
Simple coastal catchments
- Pitairlie Burn
- Monikie Burn
- Elliot Water
- Rottenraw Burn
- Brothock Burn
- Keilor Burn
- Lunan Water
River South Esk catchment
- River South Esk
- Noran Water (L)
- Prosen Water (R)
- Burn of Glenmoye (L)
- White Water (R)
River North Esk catchment
- River North Esk
- Luther Water (L)
- West Water (R) (upper reaches known as Water of Saughs)
- Water of Tarf (L)
- Water of Mark (Ls)
- Water of Lee (Rs)
Simple coastal catchments
- Bervie Water
- Carron Water, Aberdeenshire
- Cowie Water
- Burn of Monboys
- Cowton Burn
- Burn of Muchalls
- Burn of Pheppie
- Burn of Elsick
- Burn of Findon
Dee catchment
- River Dee, Aberdeenshire
- Crynoch Burn (R)
- Cairnie Burn (L)
- Gormack Burn (L)
- Leuchar Burn (L)
- Burn of Sheeoch (R)
- Water of Feugh (R)
- Burn of Canny (L)
- Tarland Burn (L)
- Water of Tanar (R)
- Tullich Burn (L)
- River Muick (R)
- River Gairn (L)
- Glenfenzie Burn (L) (minor)
- Girnock Burn (R)
- Clunie Water (R)
- Callater Burn (R)
- Quoich Water (L)
- Ey Burn (R)
- Lui Water (L)
- Derry Burn (Ls)
- Luibeg Burn (Rs)
- Geldie Burn (R)
- Crynoch Burn (R)
Don catchment
- River Don, Aberdeenshire
- Elrick Burn (L)
- River Ury (L) (sometimes written River Urie)
- Gadie Burn (minor?)
- Ton Burn (R)
- Birks Burn (minor?)
- Mossat Burn (L)
- Kindie Burn (L)
- Water of Buchat (L)
- Deskry Burn (R)
- Water of Nochty (L)
- Ernan Water (L)
- Water of Carvie (R) (minor)
Simple coastal catchments
- Blackdog Burn
- Potterton Burn
- Millden Burn ??
- Eigie Burn ??
- Blairton Burn ??
- Menie Burn ??
- Sandend Burn ??
Ythan catchment
- River Ythan
- Tarty Burn (R)
- Ebrie Burn (L)
- Little Water (L)
- Fordoun Burn (R)
Simple coastal catchments
- Water of Cruden
- River Ugie
- South Ugie Water (Rs)
- Burn of Fedderate (L)
- North Ugie Water (Ls)
- South Ugie Water (Rs)
- Cuttie Burn (?minor)
- Black Water (?minor)
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