The Mississippi River forms the western border of Illinois. It spans approximately 580 miles and flows through or along the borders of 10 different states in the United States.
While there are towns and cities along the Mississippi River, people do not live directly on the river itself. The river serves as a natural border and transportation route, but the land along its banks is used for agriculture, industry, and recreation, rather than residential development.
River Severn 220 miles River Thames 215 miles River Trent 185 miles River Great Ouse 143 miles River Avon 96 miles River Nene 91 miles River Eden 90 miles River Witham 82 miles River Ribble 75 miles River Tyne 73 miles
82. 51 called rivers. 31 called creeks. * Alum Creek * Ashtabula River * Auglaize River * Big Darby Creek * Big Walnut Creek * Black River * Blacklick Creek * Black Fork Mohican River * Blanchard River * Chagrin River * Chippewa Creek * Clear Fork Mohican River * Conneaut Creek * Cuyahoga River * Duck Creek * Euclid Creek * Flatrock Creek * Green Creek * Grand River * Great Miami River (Miami River) * Hocking River * Huff Run * Huron River * Killbuck Creek * Kokosing River * Lake Fork Mohican River * Licking River * Little Auglaize River * Little Cuyahoga River * Little Beaver Creek * Little Darby Creek * Little Hocking River * Little Miami River * Little Muskingum River * Little Ottawa River * Little Sandusky River * Little Scioto River (tributary of Ohio River) * Little Scioto River (tributary of Scioto River) * Loramie Creek * Mad River * Mahoning River * Maumee River * Mill Creek * Mississinewa River * Mohican River * Monday Creek * Moxahala Creek * Muskingum River * Nimishillen Creek * Ohio Brush Creek * Ohio River * Olentangy River * Ottawa River (tributary of the Auglaize River) * Ottawa River (Toledo) * Paint Creek * Portage River * Rattlesnake Creek * Rocky River * St. Joseph River * St. Marys River * Sandusky River * Sandy Creek * Scioto River * Shade River * Shenango River * Stillwater River * Styx River * Sugar Creek * Sunday Creek * Symmes Creek * Tiffin River * Tinkers Creek * Toussaint River * Tuscarawas River * Vermilion River * Wabash River * Wakatomika Creek * Walhonding River * Wheeling Creek * Whitewater River * Wills Creek * Wolf Creek
The river in Leeds is called the River Aire.
The river that runs through York in England is the River Ouse. It is a major river in North Yorkshire and passes through the city of York before eventually merging with the River Trent.
The river that forms the western border of Illinois is the Mississippi River.
The Mississippi River forms the wavy western border of Illinois. And the Ohio Wabash River is the southern border of Illinois.
The Mississippi River forms the western border of Illinois.
The Mississippi River is the largest river and it is the western border of Illinois. The Ohio and Wabash Rivers are the southern border of Illinois. The Illinois River is the largest internal river in Illinois.
The Illinois River and the Chicago River are two rivers that don't border Illinois.
The Mississippi River forms the western border of Illinois.
Illinois is bordered by the Mississippi River on the west.
The Illinois River is entirely contained within the State of Illinois.
Mississippi River
Illinois is bordered by the Mississippi River on the west
Illinois is bordered by the Mississippi River on the west.
Illinois is bordered by the Mississippi River.