This is a list of streams of Aruba. Streams (rooi from the Dutch word) are listed in alphabetical order. Water from these streams flows into the Caribbean Sea watershed. There are no rivers, per se, in Aruba. The link to the right shows a map of Aruba with the location of the mouths of the streams annotated. [1]
The names and coordinates of the mouths of the streams in Aruba are listed below: [1]
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