List of rivers of Missouri

List of rivers in Missouri (U.S. state).

By drainage basin

This list is arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name.

Mississippi River

Arkansas River

• Mississippi River
  • Arkansas River (AR, OK)
    • Neosho River (KS, OK)
      • Elk River
        • Buffalo Creek
        • Indian Creek
        • Big Sugar Creek
        • Little Sugar Creek
      • Spring River
        • Shoal Creek
          • Capps Creek

White River

• Mississippi River
  • White River
    • Cache River
    • Black River
      • Spring River
        • Warm Fork Spring River
          • Anthony Branch
        • Eleven Point River
      • Current River
        • Sinking Creek
        • Little Black River
        • Jacks Fork
      • Logan Creek
        • Adair Creek
    • North Fork River
      • Bennetts Bayou
      • Bennetts River
      • Bryant Creek
        • Brush Creek
        • Hunter Creek
          • Whites Creek
        • Fox Creek
        • Rippee Creek
        • Spring Creek
      • Clifty Creek
    • Little North Fork White River
    • Beaver Creek
      • Cowskin Creek
        • Prairie Creek
      • Little Beaver Creek
    • James River
      • Crane Creek
      • Finley Creek
      • Pierson Creek
      • Wilsons Creek
        • Jordan Creek
        • Fassnight Creek
    • Kings River
      • Osage Creek
    • Roaring River

Mississippi River between the White and Missouri rivers

• Mississippi River
  • St. Francis River
    • Little River
      • Castor River^[1]
      • Whitewater River^[1]
    • Little St. Francis River
  • Headwater Diversion Channel
    • Whitewater River^[1]
    • Castor River^[1]
  • Old River
  • River aux Vases
  • Meramec River
    • Big River
      • Terre Bleue Creek
        • Andrews Branch
    • Bourbeuse River
      • Little Bourbeuse River
    • Little Meramec River
    • Huzzah Creek
      • Courtois Creek
        • Abbott Branch
      • Shoal Creek
    • Dry Fork
  • River des Peres

Missouri River

• Mississippi River
  • Missouri River
    • Loutre River
    • Gasconade River
      • Big Piney River
      • Roubidoux Creek
      • Osage Fork Gasconade River
    • Auxvasse Creek
    • Middle River
    • Osage River
      • Maries River
        • Little Maries River
      • Tavern Creek
      • Grandglaize Creek
        • Wet Glaize Creek
        • Dry Auglaize Creek
      • Niangua River
        • Little Niangua River
      • South Grand River
        • Big Creek
      • Pomme de Terre River
        • Little Sac River
          • North Dry Sac River
          • South Dry Sac River
      • Little Osage River
        • Marmaton River
          • Green River
      • Marais des Cygnes River
    • Moreau River
    • Lamine River
      • Blackwater River 55 miles (89 km)
    • Little Chariton River
      • East Fork Little Chariton River 100 miles (160 km)
        • Walnut Creek
        • Silver Creek
          • Turner Fork
      • Middle Fork Little Chariton River 63 miles (101 km)
    • Chariton River
      • Bee Branch
      • Elm Creek
      • Mussel Fork
      • Shoal Creek
    • Grand River
      • Locust Creek
      • Medicine Creek
      • Thompson River
        • Weldon River
          • Little River
    • Crooked River
    • Fishing River
    • Little Blue River
    • Blue River
      • Brush Creek
      • Round Grove Creek
    • Platte River
      • One Hundred and Two River
    • Nodaway River
    • Squaw Creek
    • Tarkio River
    • Nishnabotna River

Mississippi River north of the Missouri River

• Mississippi River
  • Cuivre River
  • Salt River
    • Spencer Creek (Salt River)
    • Black Creek (North Fork Salt River tributary)
      • Hilton Branch
  • South River
  • North River
  • Fabius River
    • North Fabius River
      • Middle Fabius River
    • South Fabius River
      • Little Fabius River
  • Wyaconda River
    • Little Wyaconda River
  • Fox River
    • Little Fox River
  • Des Moines River

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See also

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1. ^ ^{a b c d} The majority of the Castor and Whitewater rivers have been diverted to drain directly to the Mississippi via the Headwater Diversion Channel, but the lower portions of both rivers still drain to the Little River."Headwater Diversion Basin Watershed: Executive Summary". Archived from the original on June 12, 2008. Retrieved July 11, 2007.