Ayr catchment River Ayr Water of Coyle (L) Lugar Water (L) Burnock Water (L) Bellow Water (Rs) Glenmuir Water (Ls) Guelt Water (L) Greenock Water (R) Doon catchment River Doon Carrick Lane (L) (flows into Loch Doon) Whitespout Lane (Ls) Eglin Lane (Rs) Gala Lane (flows into head of Loch Doon) Simple coastal catchments Water of Girvan River Stinchar Water of Tig (L) Duisk River (L) 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) (Border) 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 of England. Rivers on Scottish islands Most of the Scottish islands are too small to maintain watercourses of any great length or size, and are frequently