Rivers in Scotland - Solway Firth

Solway Firth

Mull of Galloway to Gretna; rivers flowing into the Irish Sea and Solway Firth

Water of Luce catchment

• Water of Luce
  • Main Water of Luce (Rs)
  • Cross water of Luce (Ls)

Bladnoch catchment

• River Bladnoch
  • Tarf Water (R)
  • Black Burn (R)

Cree catchment

• River Cree
  • Palnure Burn (L)
  • Penkiln Burn (L)
  • Water of Minnoch (L)
    • Water of Trool (L)
• Moneypool Burn

Water of Fleet catchment

• Water of Fleet
• Skyre Burn (R)
  • Little Water of Fleet (Ls)
  • Big Water of Fleet (Rs)

Dee catchment

• River Dee (known also as 'Black Water of Dee' above confluence with Water of Ken)
  • Tarff Water (R)
  • Water of Ken (L)
    • Polharrow Burn (R)
    • Water of Deugh (R)
      • Carsphairn Lane (R)

Urr catchment

• Urr Water
  • Kirkgunzeon Lane (L)

Nith catchment

• River Nith
  • New Abbey Pow (R)
  • Cargen Water (R)
  • Cluden Water (R)
    • Cairn Water (Ls)
      • Castlefairn Water (Rs)
      • Dalwhat Water (Ls)
    • Old Water (Rs)
  • Scaur Water (R) (or Scar Water)
    • Shinnel Water (R)
  • Cample Water (L)
  • Carron Water (L)
  • Mennock Water (L)
  • Cairn Water??
  • Euchan Water (R)
  • Crawick Water (L)
    • Wanlock Water (Ls)
    • Spango Water (Rs)

Minor catchment

• Lochar Water

Annan catchment

• River Annan
  • Mein Water (L)
  • Water of Milk (L)
    • Corrie Water (R)
  • Dryfe Water (L)
  • Kinnel Water (R)
    • Water of Ae (R)
      • Capel Water (R)
    • Broadshaw Water (R)
  • Wamphray Water (L)
  • Moffat Water (L)
  • Evan Water (R)

Esk catchment

• River Esk, Dumfries and Galloway (a.k.a. 'Border' Esk)
  • Kirtle Water (R) (enters tidal section)
  • River Sark (R) (straddles the border in its lower reaches, enters tidal section)
  • River Lyne (L)
  • Liddel Water (L)
    • Kershope Burn (L)
    • Hermitage Water (R)
      • Roughley Burn (L)
      • Whitrope Burn (L)
  • Tarras Water (L)
  • Wauchope Water (R)
  • Ewes Water (L)
  • Meggat Water (L)
    • White Esk (Ls)
    • Garwald Water (R)
    • Black Esk (Rs)

Further tributaries of the Esk lie wholly in England - see List of rivers in England.