List of tributaries of the Danube

Map of most important tributaries of the Danube

This is a list of tributaries of the Danube by order of entrance.

The Danube is Europe's second-longest river. It starts in the Black Forest in Germany as two smaller rivers—the Brigach and the Breg—which join at Donaueschingen, and it is from here that it is known as the Danube, flowing generally eastwards for a distance of some 2,850 km (1,770 mi), passing through several Central and Eastern European capitals, before emptying into the Black Sea via the Danube Delta in Romania.

The Danube flows through—or forms a part of the borders of—ten countries: Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine; in addition, the drainage basin includes parts of nine more countries: Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Albania.

River	Entering the Danube at	Distance from mouth (Sulina) (km)	Side of the entrance	Length (km)
Breg (right main headwater)	Donaueschingen	2810	right	46
Brigach (left main headwater)	Donaueschingen	2810	left	43
Lauchert	Sigmaringendorf		left	56
Riss	Rißtissen		right	50
Rot	Dellmensingen		right	54
Iller	Ulm		right	147
Roth	Oberfahlheim		right	55
Günz	Günzburg		right	55
Mindel	Gundremmingen		right	78
Brenz	Lauingen		left	55
Wörnitz	Donauwörth	2509	left	132
Zusam	Donauwörth	2508	right	97
Schmutter	Donauwörth	2508	right	96
Lech	Marxheim (near Donauwörth)		right	264
Friedberger Ach	Unterhausen		right	100
Paar	near Vohburg	2443	right	134
Abens	near Neustadt (Donau)		right	53
Altmühl	Kelheim	2414.68	left	23
Hopfenbach	Kelheim	2410.67	right
Schwarze Laber	Sinzing	2387.9	left	77
Naab	Regensburg	2385.3	left	165
Regen	Regensburg	2379.24	left	165
Sulzbach	Donaustauf	2367.5	left
Otterbach	Donaustauf	2367.6	left	22.5
Pfatter	Pfatter	2349.31	right	33
Wiesent	Niederachdorf	2346.43	left	25
Große Laber	near Straubing	2329.51	right	74
Aiterach	Straubing		right	39
Kinsach	Bogen	2309	left	38.5
Isar	near Deggendorf	2281.71	right	286
Hengersberger Ohe	Winzer	2264.21	left	34
Vils	Vilshofen	2248.63	right	69
Gaißa	Passau-Schalding	2233.85	left
Ilz	Passau	2225.43	left	37
Inn	Passau	2225.2	right	517
Satzbach	Thyrnau	2221.3	left
Kößlbach	Freinberg	2218.0	right
Erlau	Erlau	2215.15	left
Dandlbach	Neustift im Mühlkreis	2201.77	left
Ranna	Niederranna	2196.04	left
Kleiner Kösslbach	Niederranna	2194.55	right
Kleine Mühl	Kirchberg ob der Donau	2177.85	left	36
Große Mühl	Untermühl	2168.0	left	70
Innbach	Wilhering		right	53
Rodl	Ottensheim	2144.83	left
Bleicherbach	Ottensheim	2143.35	left
Traun	near Linz	2124.73	right	153
Ipfbach	Asten	2116.98	right
Gusen	Mauthausen	2113.6	left
Enns	Mauthausen	2111.828	right	254
Aist	Naarn im Machlande	2108.5	left
Ysper	Isperdorf	2065.7	right
Ybbs	Ybbs an der Donau	2057.1	right	13
Erlauf	Pöchlarn	2046.3	left	70
Melk	Melk		right
Pielach	Melk	2034.35	right	70
Aggsbach	Aggsbach	2027.17	right
Endlingbach	Aggsbach	2026.97	left
Spitzer Bach	Spitz	2019.58	left
Fladnitzbach	Palt	2000.6	right
Krems	Altenwörth		left	65
Traisen	Altenwörth	1979.1	right
Kamp	Altenwörth		left	168
Perschling	Zwentendorf	1972.1	right
Große Tulln	Tulln an der Donau	1965.27	right
Schmida	Korneuburg		left	74
Wien	Vienna		right
Schwechat	Upstream of Schönau	1913.7	right
Fischa	Fischamend		right
Rußbach	near Hainburg an der Donau	1881.2	left	71
Morava	Devín	1880.26	left	358
Vydrica	Bratislava	1871.5	left
Leitha	near Mosonmagyaróvár^[1]	1793.0	right	18
Rába	Győr^[2]	1793.0	right	322
Concó	Ács	1777.0	right
Váh	Komárno	1765.8	left	403
Hron	near Štúrovo	1716.0	left	298
Ipeľ	near Szob	1708.2	left	232
Lepence	Visegrád	1697.0	right
Benta	Százhalombatta	1621.75	right
Sió	near Szekszárd	1497.15	right	121 (360)^[3]
Drava	near Osijek	1382.5	right	725
Vuka	Vukovar	1333.1	right	114
Tisza	near Titel	1214.5	left	965
Sava	Belgrade	1170	right	990^[4]
Timiș	Pančevo	1154.2	left	359
Jezava	Smederevo	1115.2	right
Velika Morava	near Smederevo	1104.5	right	185 (493, 550)^[5]
Mlava	near Kostolac	1091.6	right	158
Karaš	near Banatska Palanka	1076.5	left	11
Nera	near Banatska Palanka	1075.0	left	143
Belobreșca			left	8
Șușca			left	7
Pek	Veliko Gradište	1057.1	right	129
Radimna			left	27
Pojejena			left	9
Pârva	Upstream of Moldova Veche	1050.9	left	8
Boșneag	Moldova Veche	1045.3	left	12
Tumanska reka	Usije		right
Liborajdea	Liborajdea	1031.9	left	8
Čezava	near Dobra	1026.8	right
Camenița	Gornea	1025.7	left	14
Orevița	Liubcova	1022.9	left	25
Dobranska reka	Dobra	1021.0	right
Berzasca	Berzasca	1017.8	left	46
Kožica	near Dobra		right
Sirina	Downstream of Cozla	1012.1	left	22
Pesača		1009.4	right
Poloseva (Eliseva)		1007.3	left	8
Boljetinska reka		1003.2	right
Strenica			left	7
Zlatica		992.8	right
Porečka	Donji Milanovac	988.2	right	5
Lut		988	left	8
Tișovița	near Eibenthal	982.6	left	16
Hlubotina		979.7	left	8
Plavișevița		976.2	left	9
Valea Morilor			left	11
Valea Satului	Dubova		left	7
Mraconia	near Dubova	967.0	left	19
Valea Satului	Upstream of Eșelnița		left	7
Mala	Upstream of Eșelnița	961.4	left	12
Eșelnița	Eșelnița	959.7	left	26
Cerna	Orșova	953.2	left	79
Bahna	near Ilovița	949.8	left	35
Dževrin	Novi Sip	949.2	right
Vodița	near Ilovița		left	9
Kašajna	Davidovac	946.8	right
Jidoștița	Gura Văii		left	19
Kladušnica	Kladušnica	936.8	right
Topolnița	Drobeta-Turnu Severin	927.8	left	44
Băran	near Bistrița		left	6
Vratna	Slatina	879	right
Blahnița	Balta Verde		left	56
Timok	Bulgarian-Serbian border	845.65	right	203
Drincea	Cetate		left	79
Topolovets	near Vidin	784.1	right	68
Voynishka	Dunavtsi	782.2	right	55
Vidbol	Dunavtsi	780.2	right	62
Archar	Archar	768.5	right	59
Skomlya	near Dobri dol	762.5	right	42
Lom	Lom	741.7	right	93
Balasan	near Catane		left	51
Desnățui	Bistreț		left	115
Tsibritsa	Dolni Tsibar	715.85	right	91
Jiu	near Bechet	691.55	left	339
Ogosta	between the Jiu's mouth and Oryahovo	684.5	right	143
Jieț	Bechet	681	left	52
Iskar	Gigen	637.0	right	368
Ursa	Gârcov		left	11
Vit	Somovit	609.5	right	188
Olt	Turnu Măgurele	604.0	left	615
Sâi	Turnu Măgurele	600.6	left	85
Osam	Nikopol, Bulgaria	600.1	right	314
Călmățui	Suhaia		left	139
Pasărea	Zimnicea		left	19
Vedea	Bujoru		left	224
Yantra	Svishtov	536.7	right	285
Parapanca	Slobozia		left	29
Rusenski Lom	Ruse	497.8	right	45 (196.9)^[6]
Oncești	near Gostinu		left	9
Zboiul	near Oltenița		left	28
Argeș	Oltenița, Romania	430.0	left	350
Mostiștea	Dorobanțu		left	98
Berza	Bogata		left	26
Almălău	Galița		right	20
Canlia	Canlia		right	8
Canaraua Fetei	Oltina		right	16
Jegălia	Jegălia		left
Valea Mare	Dunăreni		right	29
Urluia	Rasova		right	98
Valea Rasovei	Rasova		right
Peștera	Cochirleni		right	26
Țibrin	Seimeni		right	41
Dunărea	Dunărea		right	23
Calachioi	Capidava		right
Chichirgeaua	Tichilești		right	17
Ialomița	Near Hârșova		left	417
Călmățui	Berteștii de Jos		left	152
Topolog	Saraiu		right	50
Nămolești	Gârliciu		right	20
Valea Roștilor	Ostrov		right	28
Peceneaga	Peceneaga		right	19
Cerna	near Peceneaga		right
Greci	near Turcoaia		right	13
Jilila	Lake Jijila		right	14
Siret	Galați, Romania	155.05	left	647
Prut	near Reni, Ukraine	134.144	left	953
Gârla Ciulineț	Rachelu		right

Notes

^ The Leitha flows into the Mosoni-Duna, a branch of the Danube
^ The Rába flows into the Mosoni-Duna, a branch of the Danube
^ The Sió is 121 km long. As it flows out from the Balaton lake, measured from the source of the lake's longest tributary, the river Zala, it is 360 long.
^ The Sava is 945 km long, but as it originates from two shorter rivers, Sava Dolinka and Sava Bohinjka, with the longer headwater of Sava Dolinka it measures 990 km.
^ The Velika Morava is created by the confluence of the Južna Morava and the Zapadna Morava. The Velika Morava proper is 185 km long, but also counting its longer branch, Zapadna Morava, it is 493 km long. The most distant water source in the Morava watershed is the source of the river Ibar, the longest tributary of the Zapadna Morava, which gives the Ibar-Zapadna Morava-Velika Morava river system a length of 550 km.
^ The Rusenski Lom is formed by the confluence of the Beli Lom and the Cherni Lom. The Rusenski Lom proper is about 45 km long, but counting its longer branch, the Beli Lom, it is 196.9 km.

References

Mala Prosvetina Enciklopedija, Third edition (1985); Prosveta-Beograd; ISBN 86-07-00001-2
Jovan Đ. Marković (1990): Enciklopedijski geografski leksikon Jugoslavije; Svjetlost-Sarajevo; ISBN 86-01-02651-6
Atlas svijeta, Fifth edition (1974); Jugoslavenski leksikografski zavod-Zagreb;
Donaukommission - Die Donau von Kelheim bis Sulina [1]

[1] The Leitha flows into the Mosoni-Duna, a branch of the Danube

[2] The Rába flows into the Mosoni-Duna, a branch of the Danube

[3] The Sió is 121 km long. As it flows out from the Balaton lake, measured from the source of the lake's longest tributary, the river Zala, it is 360 long.

[4] The Sava is 945 km long, but as it originates from two shorter rivers, Sava Dolinka and Sava Bohinjka, with the longer headwater of Sava Dolinka it measures 990 km.

[5] The Velika Morava is created by the confluence of the Južna Morava and the Zapadna Morava. The Velika Morava proper is 185 km long, but also counting its longer branch, Zapadna Morava, it is 493 km long. The most distant water source in the Morava watershed is the source of the river Ibar, the longest tributary of the Zapadna Morava, which gives the Ibar-Zapadna Morava-Velika Morava river system a length of 550 km.

[6] The Rusenski Lom is formed by the confluence of the Beli Lom and the Cherni Lom. The Rusenski Lom proper is about 45 km long, but counting its longer branch, the Beli Lom, it is 196.9 km.

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v t e The Danube
Countries	Germany Austria Slovakia Hungary Croatia Serbia Bulgaria Romania Moldova Ukraine
Cities	Ulm Ingolstadt Regensburg Passau Linz Vienna Bratislava Győr Budapest Vukovar Novi Sad Belgrade Smederevo Vidin Ruse Silistra Brăila Galați Reni Izmail Kiliia Tulcea
Tributaries	Iller Lech Regen Isar Inn Morava Váh Hron Ipeľ/Ipoly Drava Tisza/Tisa Sava Timiș/Tamiš Great Morava Timok Jiu Iskar Vit Olt Osam Yantra Vedea Argeș Ialomița Siret Prut
Canals	Rhine–Main–Danube Canal Danube–Black Sea Canal
See also	Breg Brigach Source Danube Bend Danube Delta List of islands in the Danube List of crossings of the Danube Internationalization

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