List of rivers of North Dakota explained

This is a list of rivers in the state of North Dakota in the United States.

Alphabetically

• Bois de Sioux River
• Cannonball River
• Cedar Creek
• Cut Bank Creek
• Deep River
• Des Lacs River
• Elm River (North Dakota), tributary of Red River of the North
• Elm River (South Dakota), tributary of James River
• Forest River
• Goose River
• Green River
• Heart River
• James River
• Knife River
• Little Goose River
• Little Heart River
• Little Knife River, tributary of Knife River
• Little Knife River, tributary of Missouri River
• Little Missouri River
• Little Muddy Creek
• Little Muddy River
• Long Creek
• Maple River (North Dakota), tributary of Sheyenne River
• Maple River (South Dakota), tributary of Elm River of South Dakota
• Missouri River
• North Fork Grand River
• Park River
• Pembina River
• Pipestem River
• Red River of the North
• Rush River
• Sheyenne River
• Souris River
• Spring Creek
• Tobacco Garden Creek
• Tongue River
• Turtle River
• White Earth River
• Wild Rice River
• Wintering River
• Yellowstone River

By tributary

Missouri River

• Little Muddy Creek (mouth in Montana)
• Yellowstone River
• Little Muddy River
• Tobacco Garden Creek
• White Earth River
• Little Knife River
• Little Missouri River
• Knife River
  • Little Knife River
  • Spring Creek
• Heart River
  • Green River
• Little Heart River
• Cannonball River
  • Cedar Creek
• North Fork Grand River
• James River
  • New Rockford Canal
  • Pipestem Creek
  • Elm River
    • Maple River

Red River of the North

• Bois de Sioux River
• Wild Rice River
• Sheyenne River
  • Maple River
  • Rush River
  • New Rockford Canal
• Elm River
• Goose River
  • Little Goose River
• Turtle River
• Forest River
• Park River
• Pembina River
  • Tongue River

Souris River

• Antler Creek
• Des Lacs River
• Wintering River
• Deep River
  • Cut Bank Creek
• Long Creek

See also

• List of longest streams of Minnesota
• List of rivers in the United States