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This is a list of rivers in Bolivia.

By drainage basin

This list is arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name. Rivers longer than 400 miles (644 km) are in bold.

Rivers that reach the ocean

Amazon Basin

• • Madeira River
    • Abuná River
      • Río Negro
        • Pacahuaras River
      • Mapiri River
      • Rapirrán River
      • Chipamanu River
      • Xipamanu River
    • Beni River including Alto Beni
      • Orthon River
        • Tahuamanu River
          • Muymano River
        • Mamuripi River
          • Manuripe River
      • Madre de Dios River
        • Sena River
          • San Martín River
          • Manuripi River
        • Heath River
        • Tambopata River
      • Ivón River
      • Arroyo Verde
      • Madidi River
        • Esmeralda River
        • Claro River
      • Tuichi River
        • Yariapo River
        • Pelechuco River
      • Quiquibey River
      • Kaka River
        • Coroico River
          • Camata River
          • Zongo River
        • Mapiri River
          • Challana River
          • Tipuani River
          • Atén River
          • Consata River
            • San Cristóbal River
      • Boopi River
        • Tamapaya River
        • La Paz River
          • Choqueyapu River
      • Santa Elena River
        • Altamachi River
      • Cotacajes River
        • Río Negro
        • Sacambaya River
          • Amutara River
          • Ayopaya River
            • Colquiri River
            • Leque River
              • Sayarani River
              • Tallija River
    • Mamoré River including Mamorecillo
      • Yata River
        • Benicito River
      • Iténez (Guaporé) River
        • Itonomas River or San Miguel or San Julián or San Pablo
          • Machupo River
          • Quizer River
          • Parapetí River usually ends in the Bañados de Izozog depression
            • Cañón Verde River
          • Santa Bárbara River
        • Río Blanco or Baures or Agua Caliente
          • San Martin River
            • Negro River or San Joaquin
            • San Simón River
        • Paraguá River
          • San Ramón River
          • Tarvo River
        • Verde River
        • Paucerna River
      • San Agustín River
      • Yacuma River
        • Rápulo River
          • Maniqui River
        • San Geronimo River
        • Bio River
      • Apere River
        • Matos River
        • Curico River
      • Tijamuchi River
      • Ibare River
      • Isiboro River
        • Sécure River
          • Ichoa River
          • Chipiriri River
        • Tayota River
      • Río Grande or Guapay
        • Yapacaní River
          • Palacios River
          • Alturas del Yapacaní River
          • Surutú River
        • Paila River
        • Piray River
          • Bermejo River
          • Piojeras River
        • Azero River
        • Mizque River
          • Julpe River
        • Tomina River
        • Charobamba River
        • Chico River
        • San Pedro River
          • Chayanta River
        • Caine River
          • Arque River
          • Rocha River
      • Chapare River
        • Espíritu Santo River
        • San Matéo River
      • Ichilo River includes Alto Ichilo
        • Useuta River
        • Choré River
        • Ibabo River
        • Chimoré River
        • Sacta River
        • Víbora River
        • San Matéo River
        • Moija River
  • Purus River (Brazil)
    • Acre River

La Plata Basin

• Paraná River (Argentina)
  • Paraguay River
    • Bermejo River
      • Río Grande de Tarija
        • Itaú River
        • Tarija River
          • Salinas River
          • Camacho River
          • Guadalquivir River
    • Pilcomayo River
      • Pilaya River
        • San Juan del Oro River
          • Tupiza River
          • Tumusla River
            • Yura River
              • Callama River
              • San Juan River
            • Qaysa River
            • Cotagaita River
              • Río Blanco
            • Camargo River
        • Inka Wasi River
    • Parapetí River usually ends in the Bañados de Izozog depression
    • Bamburral River or Negro
      • Tucavaca River
      • San Rafael River
    • Curiche Grande River
      • Río de la Fortuna

Pacific Ocean

• Loa River (Chile)
  • San Pedro de Inacaliri River (Chile)
    • Silala River

Endorheic basins in the Altiplano

Poopó Lake

• Desaguadero River
  • Mauri River
  • Lake Titicaca
    • Suches River
• Márquez River

Lake Coipasa or Salar de Coipasa

• Laq'a Jawira
• Lauca River
  • Sajama River
• Sabaya River

Salar de Uyuni

• Puka Mayu
• Río Grande de Lipez
• Río Colorado

References

• Rand McNally, The New International Atlas, 1993.
• GEOnet Names Server
• Hydrographic Maps of Bolivia

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