This is a list of rivers in Africa . See below each river's article for its tributaries, drainage areas, etc.
| River | Average discharge (m3/s) at mouth |
|---|---|
| 001 Congo | |
| 002 Niger | |
| 003 Ogooué | |
| 004 Zambezi | |
| 005 Nile | |
| 006 Sanaga | |
| 007 Cross | |
| 008 Kwanza | |
| 009 Rovuma | |
| 010 Betsiboka | |
| 011 Wouri | |
| 012 Tsiribihina | |
| 013 Volta | |
| 014 Rufiji | |
| 015 Chari | |
| 016 Cavally | |
| 017 Konkouré | |
| 018 St Paul | |
| 019 Benin | |
| 020 Sofia | |
| 021 Moa | |
| 022 Kouilou |
| River | Average discharge (m3/s) at mouth |
|---|---|
| 022 Kouilou | |
| 023 Sassandra | |
| 024 L. Scarcies | |
| 025 Sewa | |
| 026 St John | |
| 027 Maningory | |
| 028 Lúrio | |
| 029 Ntem | |
| 030 Omo | |
| 031 Nyanga | |
| 032 Mangoky | |
| 033 Sénégal | |
| 034 Nyong | |
| 035 Loffa | |
| 036 Bandama | |
| 037 Cestos | |
| 038 Mahavavy | |
| 039 Corubal | |
| 040 Rokel | |
| 041 Mbini | |
| 042 Pungwe | |
| 043 Mahajamba | |
| 044 Jong | |
| 045 Save | |
| 046 Kolenté | |
| 047 Licungo | |
| 048 Mitimele | |
| 049 Mangoro | |
| 050 Imo | |
| 051 Gambia |
| River | Average discharge (m3/s) at mouth |
|---|---|
| 052 Mano | |
| 053 Orange | |
| 054 Cuvo | |
| 055 Mebridege | |
| 056 Jubba | |
| 057 Rianila | |
| 058 Ogun | |
| 059 Búzi | |
| 060 Limpopo | |
| 061 Fatala | |
| 062 Okavango | |
| 063 Sehnkwehn | |
| 064 Kogon | |
| 065 Pra | |
| 066 Farmington | |
| 067 Simianona | |
| 068 Komo | |
| 069 Komoé | |
| 070 Ouémé | |
| 071 Mungo | |
| 072 Mananara | |
| 073 Tana | |
| 074 Manambolo | |
| 075 Messalo | |
| 076 Ivondro | |
| 077 Geba | |
| 078 Antainambalana | |
| 079 Cunene | |
| 080 Catumbela | |
| 081 Maevarano |
| River | Average discharge (m3/s) at mouth |
|---|---|
| 082 Longa | |
| 083 Kwa Ibo | |
| 084 Osun | |
| 085 Tinguilinta | |
| 086 Mananjary | |
| 087 Timbo | |
| 088 Onilahy | |
| 089 Maningoza | |
| 090 Tano | |
| 091 Analanjirofo | |
| 092 Dugbe | |
| 093 Mananara | |
| 094 Gbangbaia | |
| 095 Onive | |
| 096 Sibiti | |
| 097 Incomáti | |
| 098 Ankobra | |
| 099 Awash | |
| 100 Manambaho | |
| 101 Mzimvubu | |
| 102 Ligonha | |
| 103 Rungwa | |
| 104 Dibamba | |
| 105 Matandu | |
| 106 Ramboué | |
| 107 Sebou | |
| 108 Manampatrana | |
| 109 Momba | |
| 110 Sambirano | |
| 111 Akpakorum |
| River | Average discharge (m3/s) at mouth |
|---|---|
| 112 Sinoe | |
| 113 Mbewmburu | |
| 114 Mono | |
| 115 Kerio | |
| 116 Chiloango | |
| 117 Douengui | |
| 118 Tugela | |
| 119 Maputo | |
| 120 Pangani | |
| 121 Coporolo | |
| 122 Rbia | |
| 123 Great Kwa | |
| 124 Mémé | |
| 125 Forécariah |
| River | Average discharge (m3/s) at mouth |
|---|---|
| Katuma | |
| Cacheu | |
| Grand Cess | |
| Galana | |
| Casamance | |
| Tensift | |
| Songwe | |
| Ruvu | |
| Great Kei | |
| San Pedro | |
| Wami | |
| Gourits | |
| Moulouya | |
| Sous | |
| Medjerda | |
| Great Fish | |
| Komadougou | |
| Drâa | |
| Bou Regreg | |
| Chelif | |
| Sundays |
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