|Major Rivers in Italy|
|River||Length (km)||Length (miles)||Drainage area (km²)||Outflow||Countries in the drainage basin||Italy Regions in the drainage basin|
|Po River||652||405||70091||Adriatic Sea||Italy||Piedmont, Emilia-Romagna, Lombardy|
|Adige River||410||225||12200||Adriatic Sea||Italy||Trentino–Alto Adige, Veneto|
|Tiber River||405||252||17375||Tyrrhenian Sea||Italy||Emilia-Romagna, Umbria, Lazio|
|Adda River||313||194||7800||Po River||Italy||Lombardy|
|Oglio River||280||174||66,49||Po River||Italy||Lombardy|
|Tanaro River||276||171||8234||Po River||Italy||Liguria, Piedmont|
|Ticino River||248||154||7226||Po River||Italy, Switzerland||Lombardy|
|Arno River||241||150||8247||Ligurian Sea||Italy||Tuscany|
|Reno River||211||131||5040||Adriatic Sea||Italy||Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany|
|Piave River||220||137||4092||Adriatic Sea||Italy||Veneto|
Major rivers draining into the Adriatic Sea include the Po, Adige, Reno, Savio, and the Isonzo. The Po the longest river in Italy, flowing through Turin and Ferrara, before emptying into the Adriatic Sea after about 652 kilometers (405 miles). The Adige River is also quite long, flowing 410 kilometers (250 miles) from the border of Austria and Switzerland over near Verona and out into the Adriatic Sea.
The Tiber flows through Rome, and drains into the Tyrrhenian Sea to the west of Italy. The Tiber is the third longest river in Italy, flowing about 406 kilometers (252 miles) from the Apennine Mountain range, through the regions of Emilia-Romagna, Umbria, and finally Lazio, where it reaches Rome.
The Arno eventually flows into the Ligurian Sea after first passing through Florence in the Tuscany region.
Each of these and the other rivers of Italy has many smaller tributaries, which carry the fresh water to other cities and areas of the country.
Last Updated On : December 18, 2012