Title: List of rivers of Minnesota - Wikipedia
Headings: List of rivers of Minnesota
List of rivers of Minnesota
Contents
By drainage basin (watershed)
Great Lakes drainage basin
Lake Superior drainage basin
Mississippi River drainage basin
Lower Mississippi (below St. Paul, Minnesota) drainage basin
St. Croix River drainage basin
Minnesota River drainage basin
Upper Mississippi River (above St. Paul, Minnesota) drainage basin
Hudson Bay drainage basin
Red River of the North drainage basin
Lake of the Woods drainage basin
Alphabetically
A–C
D–H
I–L
M–O
P–R
S
T–Z
See also
References
External links

Content: List of rivers of Minnesota - Wikipedia
List of rivers of Minnesota
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See also: List of longest streams of Minnesota and List of lakes of Minnesota
Minnesota has 6,564 natural rivers and streams that cumulatively flow for 69,000 miles (111,000 km). The Mississippi River begins its journey from its headwaters at Lake Itasca and crosses the Iowa border 680 mi (1,094 km) downstream. It is joined by the Minnesota River at Fort Snelling, by the St. Croix River near Hastings, by the Chippewa River at Wabasha, and by many smaller streams. The Red River, in the bed of glacial Lake Agassiz, drains the northwest part of the state northward toward Canada's Hudson Bay. Watersheds of Minnesota
Contents
1
By drainage basin (watershed)
1.1
Great Lakes drainage basin
1.1.1
Lake Superior drainage basin
1.2
Mississippi River drainage basin
1.2.1
Lower Mississippi (below St. Paul, Minnesota) drainage basin
1.2.2
St. Croix River drainage basin
1.2.3
Minnesota River drainage basin
1.2.4
Upper Mississippi River (above St. Paul, Minnesota) drainage basin
1.3
Hudson Bay drainage basin
1.3.1
Red River of the North drainage basin
1.3.2
Lake of the Woods drainage basin
2
Alphabetically
3
See also
4
References
5
External links
By drainage basin (watershed)
This list is arranged by drainage basin with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name. The rivers and streams that flow through other states or Minnesota and other states are indicated, as well as the length of major rivers. Great Lakes drainage basin
Lake Superior drainage basin
Lake Superior drainage basin
Lake Superior
Pigeon River (Minnesota, Ontario), 31.2 mi-long (50.2 km)
Swamp River
Stump River, 14.2 mi-long (22.9 km)
Lower Stump River, 5.2 mi-long (8.4 km)
Royal River
Crocodile River
Reservation River, 6.9 mi-long (11.1 km)
Flute Reed River, 10.5 mi-long (16.9 km)
Brule River, 40.4 mi-long (65.0 km)
Greenwood River, 7.1 mi-long (11.4 km)
South Brule River
Kadunce River, 8.5 mi-long (13.7 km)
Kimball Creek, 8.9 mi-long (14.3 km)
Devil Track River, 8.7 mi-long (14.0 km)
Little Devil Track River, 6.1 mi-long (9.8 km)
Fall River, 3.3 mi-long (5.3 km)
Cascade River, 17.1 mi-long (27.5 km)
North Branch Cascade River
Poplar River, 21.7 mi-long (34.9 km)
Tait River, 12.8 mi-long (20.6 km)
Onion River, 6.1 mi-long (9.8 km)
West Branch Onion River
Temperance River, 39.2 mi-long (63.1 km)
Sawbill Creek, 4.7 mi-long (7.6 km)
Kelso River, 4.0 mi-long (6.4 km)
Vern River, 4.0 mi-long (6.4 km)
Cross River, 20.4 mi-long (32.8 km)
Two Island River, 15.0 mi-long (24.1 km)
Caribou River, 15.0 mi-long (24.1 km)
Little Manitou River, 1.8 mi-long (2.9 km)
Manitou River, 24.9 mi-long (40.1 km)
South Branch Manitou River
Little Marais River, -
Baptism River, 8.8 mi-long (14.2 km)
East Branch Baptism River
West Branch Baptism River
Beaver River, 23.4 mi-long (37.7 km)
East Branch Beaver River
West Branch Beaver River (Lake Superior)
Split Rock River, 3.5 mi-long (5.6 km)
East Split Rock River
West Split Rock River
Gooseberry River, 23 mi-long (37 km)
Skunk Creek, 12.3 mi-long (19.8 km)
Little Gooseberry River, 4.8 mi-long (7.7 km)
Encampment River
Stewart River
Little Stewart River
Knife River, 23.9 mi-long (38.5 km)
Little Knife River, 7.4 mi-long (11.9 km)
West Branch Knife River
Little Knife River, located in Lake County
Little Sucker River, 1.6 mi-long (2.6 km)
Big Sucker Creek, 18.2 mi-long (29.3 km)
French River, 13 mi-long (21 km)
Talmadge River, 6.0 mi-long (9.7 km)
Lester River, 19.3 mi-long (31.1 km)
St. Louis River (Minnesota, Wisconsin), 192 mi-long (309 km)
Map of the Saint Louis River drainage basin showing the Cloquet River
Pokegama River, 26.3 mi-long (42.3 km)
Red River, 10.6 mi-long (17.1 km)
Little River, 2.1 mi-long (3.4 km)
Midway River, 18.8 mi-long (30.3 km)
Pine River, 15.0 mi-long (24.1 km)
Cloquet River, 104 mi-long (167 km)
Us-kab-wan-ka River, 19.7 mi-long (31.7 km)
Beaver River, 13.6 mi-long (21.9 km)
Otter River, 0.17 mi-long (0.27 km)
Little Cloquet River, 7.6 mi-long (12.2 km)
West Branch Cloquet River
Langley River, 11.9 mi-long (19.2 km)
Little Langley River, 4.2 mi-long (6.8 km)
Artichoke River, 13.5 mi-long (21.7 km)
Ahmik River, 5.2 mi-long (8.4 km)
McCarty River, 6.8 mi-long (10.9 km)
East Savanna River, 15.3 mi-long (24.6 km)
Floodwood River, 32.1 mi-long (51.7 km)
West Branch Floodwood River
Whiteface River, 64.4 mi-long (103.6 km)
Little Whiteface River (South), 4.4 mi-long (7.1 km)
Little Whiteface River (North), 8.8 mi-long (14.2 km)
Paleface River, 26.0 mi-long (41.8 km)
North Branch Whiteface River
South Branch Whiteface River
East Swan River, 24.2 mi-long (38.9 km)
West Swan River, 42.2 mi-long (67.9 km)
West Two River, 26.5 mi-long (42.6 km)
East Two River, 25.0 mi-long (40.2 km)
Embarrass River, 50.5 mi-long (81.3 km)
Partridge River, 37.0 mi-long (59.5 km)
South Branch Partridge River
East River, 3.0 mi-long (4.8 km)
North River, 6 mi-long (9.7 km)
Nemadji River, 70.8 mi-long (113.9 km)
South Fork Nemadji River
Net River, 24.5 mi-long (39.4 km)
Little Net River, 12.1 mi-long (19.5 km)
North Fork Nemadji River
Blackhoof River, 26.3 mi-long (42.3 km)
Mississippi River drainage basin
Mississippi River drainage basin
The Mississippi River is the longest river flowing through Minnesota. It originates in Lake Itasca and flows through Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Lower Mississippi (below St. Paul, Minnesota) drainage basin
Mississippi River, 2,320 mi-long (3,730 km);