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List of rivers of Texas

The list of rivers of Texas is a list of all named waterways, including rivers and streams that partially pass through or are entirely located within the U.S. state of Texas. Across the state, there are 3,700 named streams and 15 major rivers accounting for over 191,000 mi (307,000 km) of waterways. All of the state's waterways drain towards the Mississippi River, the Texas Gulf Coast, or the Rio Grande, with mouths located in seven major estuaries.

Waterways by drainage basin
This list is arranged by drainage basin, with tributaries indented under each larger stream's name listed in order from mouth to source. Mississippi RiverMississippi River (LA, AR)Red RiverCross BayouTwelvemile Bayou (LA)Black BayouBig Cypress BayouLittle Cypress BayouBlack Cypress BayouBig Cypress CreekSulphur RiverWhite Oak Creek • North Sulphur River • South Sulphur River • Pecan BayouBig Pine CreekSanders CreekBois D'Arc CreekCoffee Mill Creek • Caney Creek (Red River tributary) • Washita RiverBig Mineral CreekLittle Wichita RiverWichita RiverHolliday CreekBeaver Creek • North Wichita River • Middle Fork Wichita River • South Wichita River • Pease RiverCatfish CreekNorth Pease RiverQuitaque CreekMiddle Pease RiverTongue RiverWanderers CreekGroesbeck CreekNorth Fork Red RiverElm Fork Red RiverSweetwater CreekMcClellan CreekSalt Fork Red RiverPrairie Dog Town Fork Red RiverBuck CreekMulberry CreekTule CreekLittle Red River (Texas)Palo Duro CreekTierra Blanca CreekArkansas River (AR, OK)Canadian RiverNorth Canadian RiverBeaver RiverKiowa CreekPalo Duro CreekColdwater CreekWolf CreekPunta de Agua CreekRita Blanca CreekCarrizo Creek (New Mexico/Texas) Gulf of Mexico CoastalSabine RiverBig Cow CreekBig Sandy CreekLake Fork CreekRainwater CreekNeches RiverPine Island BayouVillage CreekBeech CreekBig Sandy CreekAngelina RiverAyish BayouAttoyac BayouMud CreekPiney CreekTaylor BayouOyster BayouDouble BayouDouble Bayou, East Fork • West Fork Double Bayou • Trinity RiverLake Charlotte Creek (Lake Pass) • Bedias CreekKeechi CreekTehuacana CreekRichland CreekChambers CreekCedar CreekKings CreekRed Oak Creek • East Fork Trinity River • White Rock CreekTurtle Creek • Elm Fork Trinity River • Bachman BranchDenton CreekClear CreekFurneaux CreekIsle du Bois CreekRange Creek • West Fork Trinity River • Johnson Creek • Clear Fork Trinity River • Big Sandy CreekCedar BayouSan Jacinto RiverBuffalo BayouVince BayouWhiteoak BayouBrays BayouEast Fork San Jacinto RiverCaney CreekPeach CreekWest Fork San Jacinto RiverSpring CreekCypress CreekLake CreekClear CreekArmand BayouDickinson BayouHighland Bayou • Chocolate Bayou • Bastrop BayouCow BayouAustin BayouOyster CreekBrazos RiverMill CreekNavasota RiverYegua CreekNolan River • Little Brazos River • Little RiverSan Gabriel RiverBrushy CreekLeon RiverLampasas RiverCowhouse CreekSabana RiverTehuacana CreekBosque River • North Bosque River • East Bosque River • Mustang Creek • South Bosque River • Middle Bosque River • Aquilla CreekPaluxy RiverPalo Pinto CreekClear Fork Brazos RiverHubbard CreekPaint CreekElm CreekSweetwater CreekElm CreekMillers CreekDouble Mountain Fork Brazos RiverNorth Fork Double Mountain Fork Brazos RiverBlackwater DrawYellow House DrawYellow House CanyonSalt Fork Brazos RiverCroton CreekDuck CreekWhite RiverRunning Water DrawSan Bernard RiverCaney Creek (Matagorda Bay)Colorado RiverCummins CreekBull CreekOnion CreekBarton CreekShoal CreekGilleland CreekHarris BranchPedernales RiverLlano RiverGentry Creek • North Llano River • South Llano River • San Saba RiverBrady CreekPecan BayouJim Ned Creek • Home Creek • Loss CreekConcho RiverKickapoo CreekNorth Concho RiverSouth Concho River • Spring Creek (Tom Green County, Texas) • Middle Concho River • Beals Creek • Mustang Draw • Johnson DrawMcKenzie DrawMonument DrawSeminole DrawSulphur Springs DrawTres Palacios CreekCarancahua CreekLavaca RiverNavidad RiverSandy CreekGarcitas CreekGuadalupe RiverSan Antonio RiverCibolo CreekMartinez CreekWoman Hollering CreekKicaster CreekCalaveras CreekChupaderas CreekMedina RiverSalado CreekRosillo CreekColeto CreekSandies CreekPeach CreekSan Marcos RiverPlum CreekBlanco RiverComal RiverCapano CreekMission RiverBlanco CreekMedio CreekAransas RiverNueces RiverFrio RiverAtascosa RiverSan Miguel CreekLeona RiverHondo CreekTehuacana CreekSabinal RiverBlanco CreekTurkey Creek • West Nueces River • Rincon BayouOso CreekPetronila CreekSan Fernando Creek • Santa Gertrudis Creek • Carreta Creek • Los Olmos CreekArroyo Colorado Rio GrandeRio GrandeBrownsville Ship ChannelDevils River • Dry Devils River • Pecos RiverHoward DrawIndependence CreekTunas CreekCoyanosa DrawToyah CreekBarilla DrawSalt DrawDelaware RiverSan Francisco CreekMaravillas CreekTerlingua CreekCalamity CreekAlamito CreekChacon CreekSan Ygnacio CreekZacate CreekSan Ildefonso CreekSombrerillito CreekSanta Isabel Creek ==10 longest rivers==
10 longest rivers
The following 10 rivers empty into the Gulf of Mexico. Four of the rivers are tributaries: The Pecos flows into the Rio Grande, the Red into the Mississippi River, and the Sabine and Neches flow into Sabine Lake which is connected to the Gulf of Mexico by Sabine Pass. The Canadian is a tributary of a tributary and flows into the Arkansas River which is itself a tributary of the Mississippi. • Rio Grande – , of which are in Texas (although technically on the border between Texas and Mexico) • Red River – of which are in Texas • Brazos River – of which are in Texas, making it the longest section of river in Texas • Pecos River – most of which is in New MexicoColorado River – almost entirely in Texas of which are not dry • Canadian River – of which are in Texas • Trinity River – entirely in Texas • Sabine River – of which are in Texas • Neches River – entirely in Texas • Nueces River – entirely in Texas The Trinity River is the longest river with its entire drainage basin in Texas. The Colorado is the longest river with both its source based on river name and its mouth in the state. The longest source of the Colorado of any kind is in New Mexico. ==Shortest river==
Shortest river
The Comal River is the shortest river in the state of Texas and the fifth-shortest river in the United States. Located entirely within the city limits of New Braunfels in Central Texas, its spring-fed waters run a distance of 2.5 miles (4 kilometers). ==See also==
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