This is a
list of rivers of England
,
organised geographically and taken
anti-clockwise, from Land's
End
. It includes the whole length of those
rivers whose estuary lies wholly or partly in England and thus
includes a number of tributaries which are wholly or partly in
Wales or are wholly or partly in Scotland. For Northern Irish
rivers see the
list of rivers
in Ireland article. For Scottish rivers see
list of rivers in Scotland. For
Welsh rivers, see
list of rivers
of Wales. Tributaries are listed down the page in an upstream
direction.
For simplicity, they are divided here by the
sea
into which the river system flows.
From
Lizard
point
to Foreness
Point
Flowing into the North Sea
- Thames and Medway
From
Foreness point to Shoeburyness
Flowing into the North Sea - Between the Thames and Humber
Estuaries
From
Shoeburyness to Cleethorpes
Flowing into the North Sea - The Humber Estuary
From
Cleethorpes to Spurn
Point
Flowing into the North Sea - North of the Humber Estuary
From
Spurn
Point to St Abb's Head
- Gypsey Race
- Scalby Beck
- River Esk
- Skelton Beck
- River Tees
- River Wear
- River Tyne
- River Blyth
- River Wansbeck
- River Coquet
- River
Aln
- River Tweed
- Whiteadder Water
, Scotland
- River Till
- Eden Water
, Scotland
- River Teviot
, Scotland
- Leader Water, Scotland
- Gala Water
, Scotland
- Ettrick Water
, Scotland
- Leithen Water
, Scotland
- Quair Water, Scotland
- Eddleston Water, Scotland
- Manor Water, Scotland
- Holms Water, Scotland
From
Gretna to Hoylake
Flowing into the Bristol Channel
- River Severn
For the River Wye, see List
of rivers of Wales
Flowing into the Bristol Channel - west of the M48 Bridge
From
M48
Bridge
to Hartland Point
Flowing into the Atlantic Ocean
From
Hartland
Point to Lizard Point
Anticlockwise from Cowes
)
(or Britt)
)
(Also known as the Salisbury Avon)
is listed at the end of the
article
(from its source it is initially known as Nailbourne
)
up to its
source, the Thames is also known as the River Isis
(tidal reach known as Rainham
Creek)
(tidal reach known as Barking Creek
)
(mostly subterranean, original tributary of
Lee, now empties into Pymme's Brook)
(subterranean, and probably now diverted to the
Thames)
(artificial distributary, partly subterranean)
(tidal reach known as Deptford
Creek)
(upper reaches known as Kyd Brook)
(See also Subterranean rivers of London
for this and the others marked 'subterranean' below)
(subterranean)
(subterranean, also known as the
Holbourne)
(subterranean)
(subterranean)
(subterranean)
(subterranean)
(subterranean)
(subterranean)
(subterranean - tidal reach known as
Hammersmith Creek)
(subterranean)
/River
Ore
, Scotland
(forming border)
(Yarmouth)
(Bembridge
)
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