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This is the list of longest rivers of Romania which entirely or partially flow through Romania. For the full list in alphabetical order, see List of rivers of Romania (alphabetic).
[edit] Longest rivers of Romania
Hydrographical map of Romania
The length represents only the part of the river that flows in Romania.
| River name |
Length of the river (km) |
Drainage area (km²) |
| Danube |
1,075 |
| Mureş |
761 |
27,890 |
| Prut |
742 |
10,990 |
| Olt |
615 |
24,050 |
| Siret |
559 |
42,890 |
| Ialomiţa |
417 |
10,350 |
| Someş |
376 |
15,740 |
| Argeş |
350 |
12,550 |
| Jiu |
339 |
10,080 |
| Buzău |
302 |
5,264 |
| Dâmboviţa |
286 |
2,824 |
| Bistriţa |
283 |
7,039 |
| Jijia |
275 |
5,757 |
| Târnava Mare |
246 |
6,253 |
| Timiş |
244 |
5,673 |
| Crişul Alb |
234 |
4,240 |
| Vedea |
224 |
5,430 |
| Moldova |
213 |
4,299 |
| Bârlad |
207 |
7,220 |
| Târnava Mică |
196 |
2,071 |
| Prahova |
193 |
3,738 |
| Neajlov |
186 |
3,720 |
| Olteţ |
185 |
2,663 |
| Someşul Mic |
178 |
3,773 |
| Suceava |
173 |
2,298 |
| Bega |
170 |
2,362 |
| Arieş |
166 |
3,005 |
| Trotuş |
162 |
4,456 |
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