List of tributaries of the Danube






Map of most important tributaries of the Danube


This is a list of tributaries of the Danube by order of entrance.


The Danube is Europe's second-longest river. It starts in the Black Forest in Germany as two smaller rivers—the Brigach and the Breg—which join at Donaueschingen, and it is from here that it is known as the Danube, flowing generally eastwards for a distance of some 2,850 km (1,770 mi), passing through several Central and Eastern European capitals, before emptying into the Black Sea via the Danube Delta in Romania.


The Danube flows through—or forms a part of the borders of—ten countries: Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine; in addition, the drainage basin includes parts of nine more countries: Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Republic of Macedonia and Albania.












































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































River
Entering the Danube at
Distance from mouth (Sulina) (km)
Side
of the
entrance
Length (km)

Iller

Ulm, Germany

right
147

Wörnitz

Donauwörth, Germany

left
132

Zusam

Donauwörth, Germany

right
6

Lech

Marxheim (near Donauwörth), Germany

right
264

Paar
near Vohburg, Germany

right
134

Abens
near Neustadt (Donau), Germany

right


Altmühl

Kelheim, Germany
2414.68
left
23

Hopfenbach

Kelheim, Germany
2410.67
right


Schwarze Laber

Schwalbennest
2387.9
left


Naab

Regensburg, Germany
2385.3
left
165

Regen

Regensburg, Germany
2379.24
left
165

Sulzbach

Donaustauf
2367.5
left


Otterbach

Donaustauf
2367.6
left


Pfatter

Pfatter
2349.31
right


Wiesent

2346.43
left


Große Laaber
near Straubing, Germany
2329.51
right


Aiterach

Reibersdorf
2214.0
right


Kinsach

Reibersdorf
2213.39
left


Isar
near Deggendorf, Germany
2281.71
right
286

Hengersberger Ohe

Winzer
2264.21
left


Angerbach

Hofkirchen
2256.89
right

Vils

Vilshofen, Germany
2248.63
right


Gaißa

Heining
2233.85
left


Ilz

Passau, Germany
2225.43
left


Inn

Passau, Germany
2225.2
right
517

Satzbach

Löwmühle
2221.3
left


Kößelbach

Kernmühle
2218.0
right


Erlau

Erlau
2215.15
left


Dantelbach

Dantelbach
2201.77
left


Rannabach

Oberranna
2196.04
left


Kesselbach

Kager-Niederranna
2194.55
right


Kleine Mühl

Obermühl/Grafenau
2177.85
left


Große Mühl

Untermühl/Partenstein/Austria
2168.0
left


Große Rodl

Wilhering
2144.83
left


Bleicherbach

Wilhering
2143.35
left


Traun
near Linz, Austria
2124.73
right
153

Ipfbach

Enghagen
2116.98
right


Gusen

Enghagen
2113.6
left


Enns

Mauthausen, Austria
2111.828
right
254

Aist

Naarn im Machlande
2108.5
left


Isper

Isperdorf
2065.7
right


Ybbs

Ybbs an der Donau, Austria
2057.1
right
13

Erlauf

Pöchlarn
2046.3
left


Pielach

Schallemmersdorf
2034.35
left


Aggsbach

Aggstein
2027.17
right


Endlingbach

Aggstein
2026.97
left


Spitzerbach

Spitz
2019.58
left


Fladnitzbach
near Palt (Krems an der Donau)
2000.6
right


Traisen

Altenwörth
1979.1
right


Perschling

Klein Schönbüchel
1972.1
right


Große Tulln

Tulln
1965.27
right


Schwechat
Upstream of Schönau
1913.7
right


Russbach

1881.2
left


Morava

Devín, Slovakia
1880.26
left
358

Vidrica

1871.5
left


Leitha
near Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary[1]
1793.0
right
18

Rába

Győr, Hungary [2]
1793.0
right
322

Conco
Upstream of Komarom
1777.0
right


Váh

Komárno, Slovakia
1765.8
left
403

Hron
near Štúrovo, Slovakia
1716.0
left
298

Ipel
near Szob, Hungary
1708.2
left
232

Lepence

Lepence
1697.0
right


Benta

1621.75
right


Sió
near Szekszárd, Hungary
1497.15
right
121 (360)[3]

Vajastorok

1494.6
left


Drava
near Osijek, Croatia
1382.5
right
725

Vuka

Vukovar, Croatia
1333.1
right
114

Tisza
near Titel, Serbia
1214.5
left
965

Sava

Belgrade, Serbia
1170
right
990[4]

Tamiš
near Pančevo, Serbia
1154.2
left
359

Jezava

1115.2
right


Velika Morava
near Smederevo, Serbia
1104.5
right
185 (493, 550)[5]

Mlava
near Kostolac, Serbia
1091.6
right
158

Karaš
near Stara Palanka, Serbia
1076.5
left
11

Nera
near Stara Palanka, Serbian-Romanian border
1075.0
left
124

Ribiş River
Downstream of Baziaş
1070.0
left


Pârâul Ţiganilor

1059.79
left


Râul Mic

1058.8
left


Pek

Veliko Gradište, Serbia
1057.1
right
129

Prva
Upstream of Moldova Veche
1050.9
left


Valea Mare River

Moldova Veche

left


Baronul
Downstream of Moldova Veche

left


Boşneag

1045.3
left


Varad
Upstream of Coronini
1042.4
left


Sicolovăţ

1039.4
left


Livadica

1037.3
right


Alibeg

1034.9
left


Liuborajdia

1031.9
left


Cruşoviţa

1029.6
left


Cezava

Cezava
1026.8
right


Caoniţa

1026.65
left


Cameniţa

1025.7
left


Turski Potok

1025.3
right


Orevița

Liubcova
1022.9
left


Dobra

1021.0
right


Zascoc

1020.1
left


Zidinac

Zidinac
1019.0
right


Berzasca

Berzasca
1017.8
left


Kozica


right


Suva

1015.5
left


Cozla

Cozla
1013,3
left


Sirina
Downstream of Cozla
1012.1
left


Pesaca

1009.4
right


Elişeva

1007.3
left


Boljetinska

1003.2
right


Saraoschi


left


Starişte

1000.9
left


Paolina

999.5
left


Suşcava

994.5
left


Ciuceavca

993.4
left


Zlatica

992.8
right


Porečka

988.2
right
5

Iuţi

988
left


Tişoviţa

Tişoviţa
982.6
left


Reciţa
Downstream of Tişoviţa
981.3
left


Liubotina

979.7
left


Plavişeviţa

976.2
left


Ponicova

972.8
left


Mraconia

967.0
left


Costineţiu

964.6
left


Suhodolu

963.4
left


Mala

961.4
left


Valea Satului
Upstream of Eșelnița

left


Eșelnița

Eșelnița
959.7
left


Dâlboca

957.7
left


Velika Kovila

956.9
right


Groţca

955.2
left


Cerna

953.2
left
84

Bahna

949.8
left


Dzevrin

949.2
right


Vodiţa


left


Kasajna

946.8
right


Jidoştiţa


left


Kladusnica

936.8
right


Dudaş

936.6
left


Topolniţa

927.8
left


Bistriţa

920.6
left


Slatina

Slatina
879
right


Timok

Bulgarian-Serbian border
845.65
right
203

Drincea


left


Topolovetz

784.1
right


Vojniska

782.2
right


Vidbol

780.2
right


Artchar

768.5
right


Skomlia

762.5
right


Lom

Lom, Bulgaria
741,7
right
93

Sărăceaua

Cârna

left


Desnăţui

Lake Bistreţu

left


Tzibritza

715.85
right


Nedeia

697.6
left


Jiu
between the Bulgarian towns of Kozloduy and Oryahovo
691.55
left
331

Ogosta
between the Jiu's mouth and Oryahovo, Bulgaria
684.5
right
147

Jieţ

681
left


Iskar River

Gigen, Pleven Province, Bulgaria
637.0
right
368

Celei

Celei
634.1
left


Ursa

Gârcov

left


Vit

Somovit, Bulgaria
609.5
right
189

Olt

Turnu Măgurele, Romania
604.0
left
709

Sâi

Turnu Măgurele
600.6
left


Osam

Nikopol, Bulgaria
600.1
right
314

Călmățui

Suhaia

left


Yantra

Svishtov, Bulgaria
536.7
right
285

Vedea

Bujoru, Romania

left
224

Parapanca

Slobozia

left


Rusenski Lom

Ruse, Bulgaria
497.8
right
45 (196.9)[6]

Argeş

Olteniţa, Romania
430.0
left
327

Mostiştea


left


Berza

Lake Gălăţui

left


Almălău

Lake Bugeac

right


Begena

Lake Bugeac

right


Galiţa

Galiţa

right


Canlia

Canlia

right


Canaraua Fetei

Lake Oltina

right


Jegălia

Jegălia

left


Valea Mare

Lake Dunăreni

right


Vederoasa


left


Urluia
Upstream of Rasova

right


Rasova

Rasova

right


Peştera

Cochirleni

right


Ţibrin


right


Dunărea

Dunărea

right


Calachioi

Capidava

left


Chichirgeaua

Tichileşti

right


Ialomiţa
Near Hârşova

left
40

Topolog

Saraiu

right


Nămoleşti

Gârliciu

right


Călmăţui


left


Başburun

Ostrov

left


Aiorman

Peceneaga

left


Greci


left


Cerna

Lake Cerna

right


Valea Plopilor

Măcin Branch

right


Jilila

Lake Jijila

right


Siret

Galaţi, Romania
155.05
left
726

Prut
near Reni, Ukraine
134.144
left
953

Gârla Ciulineţul

Lake Crapina

left


Luncaviţa

Luncaviţa

right




See also


  • International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River


Notes


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  1. ^ The Rába flows into the Mosoni-Duna, a branch of the Danube


  2. ^ The Rába flows into the Mosoni-Duna, a branch of the Danube


  3. ^ The Sió is 121 km long. As it flows out from the Balaton lake, measured from the source of the lake's longest tributary, the river Zala, it is 360 long.


  4. ^ The Sava is 945 km long, but as it originates from two shorter rivers, Sava Dolinka and Sava Bohinjka, with the longer headwater of Sava Dolinka it measures 990 km.


  5. ^ The Velika Morava is created by the confluence of the Južna Morava and the Zapadna Morava. The Velika Morava proper is 185 km long, but also counting its longer branch, Zapadna Morava, it is 493 km long. The most distant water source in the Morava watershed is the source of the river Ibar, the longest tributary of the Zapadna Morava, which gives the Ibar-Zapadna Morava-Velika Morava river system a length of 550 km.


  6. ^ The Rusenski Lom is formed by the confluence of the Beli Lom and the Cherni Lom. The Rusenski Lom proper is about 45 km long, but counting its longer branch, the Beli Lom, it is 196.9 km.




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