List of rivers of Namibia

This is a list of streams and rivers in Namibia, arranged geographically by drainage basin.[1]

Flowing into the Atlantic Ocean

  • Hoanib River[2]
    • Aap River
    • Ganamub River
    • Mudorib River
    • Ombonde River
      • Honib River
      • Otjovasandu River
    • Otjitaimo River
    • Tsuchub River
  • Hoarusib River
  • Huab River[2]
    • Aba Huab River
    • Klein Omaruru River
    • Klip River
    • Ongwati River
      • Kakatswa River
    • Sout River
  • Khumib River
  • Koigab River[2]
    • Gui-Tsawisib River
    • Springbok River
  • Kuiseb River[2]
    • Chausib River
    • Gaub River
      • Ubib River
    • Goagos River
    • Gomab River
    • Koam River
    • Nausgomab River
    • Ojab River
  • Kunene River
  • Messum River
  • Omaruru River[2]
    • Goab River
    • Leeu River
    • Okandjou River
    • Otjimakuru River
    • Spitzkop River
  • Orange River
    Location of the lower Orange river (bottom) and some of its tributaries
    • Fish River
    • Konkiep River
    • Löwen River
    • Molopo River (South Africa, Botswana)
      • Nossob River
        • Auob River
          • Oanob River
          • Olifants River
          • Skaap River
        • Black Nossob River
        • Klein Nossob River
        • White Nossob River
  • Orawab River
  • Swakop River[2]
    • Gami Kaub River
    • Kaan River
    • Khan River
      • Etiro River
      • Slang River
    • Omusema River
    • Otjiseva River
    • Sney River
    • Tsaobis River
  • Ugab River[2]
    • Erundu River
    • Goantagab River
    • Okomize River
    • Ozongombo River
    • Uis River
  • Uniab River[2]
    • Aub River
      • Barab River
    • Kaikams River
    • Kawakab River
    • Urenindes River
    • Obob River

Flowing into the Indian Ocean

  • Zambezi
    • Kwando River (or Linyanti River or Chobe River)

Flowing into endorheic basins

Arasab Pan

  • Arasab River

Etosha Pan

Koichab Pan

  • Koichab River

Okau Swamp

  • Munutum River

Okavango Delta

  • Eiseb River
  • Epukiro River
  • Daneib River
  • Khaudom River
  • Nhoma River
  • Okavango River
    • Mpungu River
    • Omatako Omuramba
  • Otjozondjou River

Sossusvlei

Tsondabvlei

Unnamed Pans

  • Duwisib River

Evaporating in the desert

Kalahari

  • Chapman's River
  • Rietfontein River

Namib

  • Kaukausib
  • Hunkab River
  • Nadas River
  • Ondusengo River
  • Sechomib River
  • Tumas River
  • Uguchab River

Alphabetic list

Akazulu RiverArasab RiverAuob River

Chapman's RiverCuvelai River

Daneib RiverDuwisib River

Eiseb RiverEkuma RiverEtosha RiverEpukiro River

Fish River

Hoanib River ∘ Hoarisib River ∘ Huab RiverHunkab River

Kaukausib River ∘ Khan RiverKhaudom RiverKhumib RiverKoigab RiverKoichab RiverKonkiep RiverKuiseb River ∘ Kunene River ∘ Kwando River

Löwen River

Messum RiverMpungu RiverMunutum River

Nadas RiverNhoma RiverNipele RiverNossob River

Oanob RiverOlifants RiverOkatana RiverOkavango RiverOmaruru RiverOmatako OmurambaOmuramba OvamboOmuthiya RiverOndusengo RiverOrange RiverOrawab RiverOshigambo RiverOtjozondjou River

Rietfontein River

Sechomib RiverSkaap RiverSwakop River

Tsauchab River ∘ Tsondab RiverTumas River

Ugab RiverUguchab RiverUniab River

Zambezi

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References

  1. Strohbach, B.J. (2008). "Mapping the Major Catchments of Namibia" (PDF 1.0MB). Agricola. 2008: 63–73. ISSN 1015-2334. OCLC 940637734.
  2. Jacobson, Peter J.; Jacobson, Kathryn M.; Seely, Mary K. (1995). Ephemeral rivers and their catchments: Sustaining people and development in western Namibia (PDF 8.7MB). Windhoek: Desert Research Foundation of Namibia. pp. 126–127. ISBN 9991670947.
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