List of tributaries of the Río de la Plata

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This is a list of tributaries of the Río de la Plata, or rivers of the La Plata Basin. Tributaries and sub-tributaries are hierarchically listed in order from the mouth of the Río de la Plata upriver. The terms "right" and "left" indicate on which side of the main stem river a tributary is located, from the perspective of looking downriver, following standard river bank terminology usage. Countries are identified in abbreviated form: AR for Argentina, UY for Uruguay, PY or PA for Paraguay, BR for Brazil, and BO for Bolivia. Major dams are also noted.

Salado River: right; AR; 35°44′44″S 57°21′51″W / 35.74556°S 57.36417°W / -35.74556; -57.36417 (Salado River)^[1] (Samborombón Bay); Río Salado at GEOnet Names Server.
- Rio Vallimanca: right; AR.
Samborombón River: right; AR; 35°43′0″S 57°20′50″W / 35.71667°S 57.34722°W / -35.71667; -57.34722 (Samborombón River)^[1] (Samborombón Bay); GNS: Río Samborombón at GEOnet Names Server.
Santa Lucía River: left; UR.
Matanza River (Riachuelo): right; AR; 34°37′57″S 58°20′46″W / 34.63250°S 58.34611°W / -34.63250; -58.34611 (Matanza River (Riachuelo));^[1] Río Matanza at GEOnet Names Server.
Luján River: right; AR; 34°25′55″S 58°32′28″W / 34.43194°S 58.54111°W / -34.43194; -58.54111 (Luján River);^[1] Río Luján at GEOnet Names Server.
- Reconquista River: right; AR
San Juan River (Uruguay): left; UR; 34°16′26″S 57°59′21″W / 34.27389°S 57.98917°W / -34.27389; -57.98917 (San Juan River);^[1] Río San Juan at GEOnet Names Server.

Uruguay River: left; AR, UY, BR; 35°43′0″S 57°20′50″W / 35.71667°S 57.34722°W / -35.71667; -57.34722 (Uruguay River);^[1] GNS: Uruguay River at GEOnet Names Server, Río Uruguay at GEOnet Names Server, Rio Uruguai at GEOnet Names Server.
- San Salvador River (Uruguay): left; UY.
- Río Negro (Uruguay): left; UY; 33°25′S 58°25′W / 33.417°S 58.417°W / -33.417; -58.417 (Río Negro);^[1] GNS: Rio Negro at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Yí River: left; UY; 33°6′50″S 57°6′46″W / 33.11389°S 57.11278°W / -33.11389; -57.11278 (Yí River);^[1] Río Yi at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Porongos River: left; UY.
    - Chamangá River: left; UY.
- Gualeguaychú River: right; AR; 33°4′45″S 58°25′0″W / 33.07917°S 58.41667°W / -33.07917; -58.41667 (Gualeguaychú River);^[1] Río Gualeguaychú at GEOnet Names Server.
- Queguay Grande River: right; UY.
  - Queguay Chico River: right; UY.
- Daymán River: right; UY; 31°30′16″S 58°1′56″W / 31.50444°S 58.03222°W / -31.50444; -58.03222 (Daymán River);^[1] Río Daymán at GEOnet Names Server.
- Salto Grande Dam: AR, UY.
- Arapey Grande River: right; UY
  - Arapey Chico River: right; UY.
- Mocoretá River: right; AR.
- Miriñay River: right; AR; 30°10′12″S 57°37′59″W / 30.17000°S 57.63306°W / -30.17000; -57.63306 (Miriñay River);^[1] Miriñay Río at GEOnet Names Server.
- Quaraí River (Spanish Río Cuareim, Portuguese Rio Quaraí): left; UY, BR (border); 30°11′5″S 57°36′18″W / 30.18472°S 57.60500°W / -30.18472; -57.60500 (Quaraí (Cuareim) River);^[1] Río Cuareim at GEOnet Names Server.
- Ibicuí River: left; BR; 29°25′16″S 56°46′20″W / 29.42111°S 56.77222°W / -29.42111; -56.77222 (Ibicuí River);^[1] Rio Ibicuí at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Itu River: right; BR; 29°24′37″S 55°51′2″W / 29.41028°S 55.85056°W / -29.41028; -55.85056 (Itu River);^[1] Rio Itu at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Santa Maria River (Rio Grande do Sul): left Ibicuí source; BR; 29°48′13″S 54°55′20″W / 29.80361°S 54.92222°W / -29.80361; -54.92222 (Santa Maria River);^[1] Rio Santa Maria at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Ibicuí-Mirim River: right Ibicuí source; BR; 29°48′14″S 54°55′16″W / 29.80389°S 54.92111°W / -29.80389; -54.92111 (Ibicuí-Mirim River);^[1] Rio Ibicuí-Mirim at GEOnet Names Server.
- Aguapey River: right; AR; 29°6′39″S 56°35′6″W / 29.11083°S 56.58500°W / -29.11083; -56.58500 (Aguapey River);^[1] Río Aguapey at GEOnet Names Server.
- Icamaquã River: left; BR; 28°34′2″S 56°0′13″W / 28.56722°S 56.00361°W / -28.56722; -56.00361 (Aguapey River);^[1] Rio Icamaquã at GEOnet Names Server.
- Ijuí River: left; BR; 27°58′3″S 55°20′1″W / 27.96750°S 55.33361°W / -27.96750; -55.33361 (Ijuí River);^[1] Rio Ijuí at GEOnet Names Server.
- Santa Rosa River (Rio Grande do Sul): left; BR; 27°33′28″S 54°39′57″W / 27.55778°S 54.66583°W / -27.55778; -54.66583 (Santa Rosa River);^[1] Rio Santa Rosa at GEOnet Names Server.
- Pepiri-Guazu River (Spanish Río Pepirí Guazú, Portuguese Rio Peperi Guaçu): right; AR, BR (border); 27°10′S 53°50′W / 27.167°S 53.833°W / -27.167; -53.833 (Pepiri-Guazu River);^[2] Río Pepirí Guazú at GEOnet Names Server, Rio Peperi Guaçu at GEOnet Names Server.
- Guarita River: left; BR.
- Das Antas River (Rio Grande do Sul): right; BR.
- Da Várzea River (Rio Grande do Sul): left; BR; 27°12′48″S 53°19′33″W / 27.21333°S 53.32583°W / -27.21333; -53.32583 (Da Várzea River);^[1] Rio da Várzea at GEOnet Names Server.
- Chapecó River: right; BR; 27°5′43″S 53°0′57″W / 27.09528°S 53.01583°W / -27.09528; -53.01583 (Chapecó River);^[1] Rio Chapecó at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Chapecozinho River: left; BR.
- Passo Fundo River: left; BR; 27°17′8″S 52°41′26″W / 27.28556°S 52.69056°W / -27.28556; -52.69056 (Passo Fundo River);^[1] Rio Passo Fundo at GEOnet Names Server.
- Irani River: right; BR; 27°14′23″S 52°32′38″W / 27.23972°S 52.54389°W / -27.23972; -52.54389 (Irani River);^[1] Rio Irani at GEOnet Names Server.
- Do Peixe River (Santa Catarina): right; BR.
- Forquetinha River: left; BR.
- Canoas River (Santa Catarina): right Uruguay source; BR; 27°36′21″S 51°27′20″W / 27.60583°S 51.45556°W / -27.60583; -51.45556 (Canoas River);^[1] Rio Canoas at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Campos Novos Dam: BR (Santa Catarina).
  - Caveiras River: left; BR.
  - Marombas River: right; BR (Santa Catarina); 27°25′18″S 50°45′16″W / 27.42167°S 50.75444°W / -27.42167; -50.75444 (Marombas River);^[1] Rio Marombas at GEOnet Names Server.
- Pelotas River: left Uruguay source; BR; 27°36′31″S 51°27′22″W / 27.60861°S 51.45611°W / -27.60861; -51.45611 (Pelotas River);^[1] Rio Pelotas at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Vacas Gordas River: BR
  - Pelotinhas River: BR
  - Lava-Tudo River: BR
    - São Mateus River (Santa Catarina): BR
    - Antoninha River: BR
    - Da Divisa River: BR
    - Sumidouro River: BR
  - Púlpito River: BR

Paraná River: right; AR, PA, BR; 34°0′5″S 58°23′37″W / 34.00139°S 58.39361°W / -34.00139; -58.39361 (Paraná River);^[3] GNS: ??.
- Arrecifes River: right; AR; 33°45′19″S 59°34′11″W / 33.75528°S 59.56972°W / -33.75528; -59.56972 (Arrecifes River);^[1] Río Arrecifes at GEOnet Names Server.
- Gualeguay River: left; AR; 33°19′0″S 59°38′0″W / 33.31667°S 59.63333°W / -33.31667; -59.63333 (Gualeguay River);^[1] Río Gualeguay at GEOnet Names Server.
- Nogoya River: left; AR; 32°55′S 59°59′W / 32.917°S 59.983°W / -32.917; -59.983 (Nogoya River);^[2] Arroyo Nogoyá at GEOnet Names Server, Río Nogoyá at GEOnet Names Server.
- Arroyo del Medio; right; AR.
- Saladillo Stream (Arroyo Saladillo or Río Saladillo): right; AR; 32°59′54″S 60°36′42″W / 32.99833°S 60.61167°W / -32.99833; -60.61167 (Saladillo Stream);^[1] Arroyo Saladillo at GEOnet Names Server, Río Saladillo at GEOnet Names Server.
- Ludueña Stream: right; AR; 32°54′23″S 60°40′34″W / 32.90639°S 60.67611°W / -32.90639; -60.67611 (Ludueña Stream);^[1] Arroyo Ludueña at GEOnet Names Server.
- Carcarañá River: right; AR; 32°26′32″S 60°48′13″W / 32.44222°S 60.80361°W / -32.44222; -60.80361 (Carcarañá River);^[1] Río Carcarañá at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Tercero River (Calamuchita River): left Carcarañá source; AR; 32°54′54″S 62°19′29″W / 32.91500°S 62.32472°W / -32.91500; -62.32472 (Tercero River);^[1] Río Tercero at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Cuarto River (Saladillo River, Chocancharava River): right Carcarañá source; AR; 32°54′55″S 62°19′29″W / 32.91528°S 62.32472°W / -32.91528; -62.32472 (Cuarto River);^[1] Río Cuarto at GEOnet Names Server.
- Salado River (Argentina) (also Salado del Norte, Juramento River, Pasaje River, Calchaquí River): right; AR; 31°41′2″S 60°44′33″W / 31.68389°S 60.74250°W / -31.68389; -60.74250 (Salado River);^[1] Río Salado at GEOnet Names Server, Río Pasaje at GEOnet Names Server, Río Juramento at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Horcones River (variant: Río Rosario): right; AR (Santiago Estero and Salta); 26°35′S 63°58′W / 26.583°S 63.967°W / -26.583; -63.967 (Horcones River);^[2] Río Horcones at GEOnet Names Server, Río Rosario at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Urueña River: right; AR (Santiago Estero and Salta); 26°14′S 64°30′W / 26.233°S 64.500°W / -26.233; -64.500 (Urueña River);^[2] Río Urueña at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Arenales River
  - Rosario River
  - Guasamayo River
- Feliciano River: left; AR; 31°5′25″S 59°53′46″W / 31.09028°S 59.89611°W / -31.09028; -59.89611 (Feliciano River);^[1] Arroyo Feliciano at GEOnet Names Server.
- Guayquiraró River: left; AR; 30°24′46″S 59°34′47″W / 30.41278°S 59.57972°W / -30.41278; -59.57972 (Guayquiraró River);^[1] Río Guayquiraró at GEOnet Names Server.
- Corrientes River: left, AR; 30°0′38″S 59°33′21″W / 30.01056°S 59.55583°W / -30.01056; -59.55583 (Corriente River);^[1] Río Corrientes at GEOnet Names Server.
- Paraná Miní River: right; AR; 29°5′9″S 59°24′21″W / 29.08583°S 59.40583°W / -29.08583; -59.40583 (Paraná Miní River);^[1] Río Paraná Miní at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Tapenagá River: right; AR; 28°4′46″S 59°9′18″W / 28.07944°S 59.15500°W / -28.07944; -59.15500 (Tapenagá River);^[1] Río Tapenagá at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Palometa River: right; AR; 27°55′56″S 59°6′8″W / 27.93222°S 59.10222°W / -27.93222; -59.10222 (Palometa River);^[1] Riacho Palometa at GEOnet Names Server.
- Santa Lucía River: left; AR; 29°4′43″S 59°14′9″W / 29.07861°S 59.23583°W / -29.07861; -59.23583 (Santa Lucía River);^[1] Río Santa Lucía at GEOnet Names Server.
- Negro River (Chaco): right; AR (Chaco); 27°28′8″S 58°53′48″W / 27.46889°S 58.89667°W / -27.46889; -58.89667 (Negro River);^[1] Río Negro at GEOnet Names Server.
- Guaycurú River: right; AR (Chaco).

- Paraguay River: right; AR, PA, BR; 27°17′21″S 58°36′29″W / 27.28917°S 58.60806°W / -27.28917; -58.60806 (Paraguay River);^[1] GNS: Río Paraguay at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Río de Oro: right; AR; 27°4′S 58°34′W / 27.067°S 58.567°W / -27.067; -58.567 (Río de Oro);^[2] Río de Oro at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Bermejo River (Teuco River): right; AR, BO; 26°52′S 58°23′W / 26.867°S 58.383°W / -26.867; -58.383 (Bermejo River);^[2] GNS: Río Bermejo at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Bermejito River: right (anabranch); AR; 25°39′S 60°11′W / 25.650°S 60.183°W / -25.650; -60.183 (Bermejito River);^[2] GNS: Río Bermejito at GEOnet Names Server.
      - Dorado River
    - Teuquito River
    - Seco River
    - San Francisco River: right; AR (Salta, Jujuy); 23°18′15″S 64°4′45″W / 23.30417°S 64.07917°W / -23.30417; -64.07917 (San Francisco River);^[1] Río San Francisco at GEOnet Names Server.
      - Grande River
      - Mojotoro River (Lavayén River)
    - Pescado River: right; AR; 22°59′48″S 64°20′12″W / 22.99667°S 64.33667°W / -22.99667; -64.33667 (Pescado River);^[1] Río Pescado at GEOnet Names Server.
      - Iruya River: left; AR; 22°20′12″S 64°5′52″W / 22.33667°S 64.09778°W / -22.33667; -64.09778 (Itaú River);^[1] Río Itaú at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Río Grande de Tarija: left; AR; 22°55′37″S 64°20′11″W / 22.92694°S 64.33639°W / -22.92694; -64.33639 (Rio Grande de Tarija River);^[1] Río Grande de Tarija at GEOnet Names Server.
      - Itaú River: left; AR and BO; 22°20′12″S 64°5′52″W / 22.33667°S 64.09778°W / -22.33667; -64.09778 (Itaú River);^[1] Río Itaú at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Lipeo River: right; AR; 22°26′28″S 64°31′33″W / 22.44111°S 64.52583°W / -22.44111; -64.52583 (Lipeo River);^[1] Río Lipeo at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Tebicuary River; left; PY; 26°36′16″S 58°11′34″W / 26.60444°S 58.19278°W / -26.60444; -58.19278 (Tebicuary River);^[1] Río Tebicuary at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Pilcomayo River: right; AR, BO: 25°21′S 57°40′W / 25.350°S 57.667°W / -25.350; -57.667 (Pilcomayo River);^[2] Río Pilcomayo at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Pilaya River (Bolivia)
      - San Juan del Oro River (Bolivia)
        Río Grande de San Juan
  - Confuso River: right, PA; 25°7′57″S 57°32′31″W / 25.13250°S 57.54194°W / -25.13250; -57.54194 (Confuso River);^[1] Río Confuso at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Salado River (Paraguay): left; PA; 25°6′26″S 57°28′38″W / 25.10722°S 57.47722°W / -25.10722; -57.47722 (Salado River);^[1] Río Salado at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Piribebuy River: left; PY.
  - Manduvirá River: left; PY; 24°57′30″S 57°18′28″W / 24.95833°S 57.30778°W / -24.95833; -57.30778 (Manduvirá River);^[1] Río Salado at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Aguaray-Guazú River (Paraguay River): right; PY
  - Negro River (Paraguay): PY
  - Jejuí Guazú River: left; PA.
  - Monte Lindo River: PY
  - Ypané River: left; PY; 23°28′39″S 57°26′32″W / 23.47750°S 57.44222°W / -23.47750; -57.44222 (Ypané River);^[1] Río Ypané at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Aquidabán River: left; PY
  - Verde River (Paraguay): PY
  - Apa River: left, PA, BR (border); 22°5′26″S 57°59′24″W / 22.09056°S 57.99000°W / -22.09056; -57.99000 (Apa River);^[1] Rio Apa at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Perdido River (Mato Grosso do Sul): right; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
    - Caracol River (Mato Grosso do Sul): right; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Amanguijá River: left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Tarunã River: left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Tererê River: left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Branco River (Mato Grosso do Sul): left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Aquidabã River (Mato Grosso do Sul): left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Novo River (Paraguay River): right; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Miranda River (Brazil): left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul); 19°24′46″S 57°19′55″W / 19.41278°S 57.33194°W / -19.41278; -57.33194 (Miranda River);^[1] Rio Miranda at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Aquidauana River: right; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
    - Salobra River: left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Negro River (Mato Grosso do Sul): left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul); 19°14′20″S 57°13′15″W / 19.23889°S 57.22083°W / -19.23889; -57.22083 (Rio Negro);^[1] Rio Negro at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Taboco River: left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
    - Inhumas River (Mato Grosso do Sul): right; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Taquari-Mirim River (Mato Grosso do Sul): left; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
  - Cuiabá River: BR; 17°9′10″S 56°38′57″W / 17.15278°S 56.64917°W / -17.15278; -56.64917 (Cuiabá River);^[1] Rio Cuiabá at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Paraguazinho River: left; BR (MG, Pantanal)
  - Cassanje River: left; BR (Mato Grosso, Pantanal);
  - Jauru River (Mato Grosso): right; BR; 16°20′41″S 57°46′55″W / 16.34472°S 57.78194°W / -16.34472; -57.78194 (Jauru River);^[1] Rio Jauru at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Aguapeí River: right; BR (Mato Grosso); 15°52′23″S 58°23′55″W / 15.87306°S 58.39861°W / -15.87306; -58.39861 (Aguapeí River);^[1] Rio Aguapeí at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Cabaçal River: right; BR (Mato Grosso); 15°59′52″S 57°42′19″W / 15.99778°S 57.70528°W / -15.99778; -57.70528 (Cabaçal River);^[1] Rio Cabaçal at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Vermelho River (Mato Grosso): right; BR (MG).
    - Sepotuba River: left; BR (MG).

(Paraná River above Paraguay confluence)
- Yacyretá Dam: AR, PY.
- Iguazu River (Portuguese Rio Iguaçu, Spanish Río Iguazú, also Rio Iguassu): left; BR, AR (partially border); 25°35′33″S 54°35′27″W / 25.59250°S 54.59083°W / -25.59250; -54.59083 (Iguazu River);^[1] Rio Iguaçu at GEOnet Names Server, Río Iguazú at GEOnet Names Server
  - San Antonio River: left; BR, AR (border).
  - Chopim River: left; BR.
  - Salt Santiago Dam
  - Jordão River (Paraná): right; BR.
  - Iratim River: left; BR.
- São Francisco River (Paraná): left; BR (Paraná).
- Piquiri River: left; BR (Paraná); 24°1′37″S 54°5′37″W / 24.02694°S 54.09361°W / -24.02694; -54.09361 (Piquiri River);^[1] Rio Piquiri at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Goio-Erê River: right; BR.
  - Cantú River: right; BR.
  - Do Cobre River: left; BR.
- Ivaí River: left; BR (Paraná); 23°18′17″S 53°41′49″W / 23.30472°S 53.69694°W / -23.30472; -53.69694 (Ivaí River);^[1] Rio Ivaí at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Ligeiro River: left; BR.
  - Corumbataí River (Paraná): left; BR.
- Ivinhema River: right; BR (Mato Grosso do Sul).
- Paranapanema River: left; BR (Paraná and São Paulo border); 22°39′30″S 53°5′23″W / 22.65833°S 53.08972°W / -22.65833; -53.08972 (Paranapanema River);^[1] Rio Paranapanema at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Rosana Dam
  - Taquaruçu Dam
  - Capivara Dam
  - Tibagi River: left; BR (Paraná); 22°47′55″S 51°0′18″W / 22.79861°S 51.00500°W / -22.79861; -51.00500 (Tibagi River);^[1] Rio Tibagi at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Iapó River: right; BR (Paraná).
  - Das Cinzas River: left; BR (Paraná).
    - Laranjinha River: left; BR (Paraná).
  - Salto Grande Dam
  - Pardo River (Paranapanema River): right; BR (São Paulo); 22°54′43″S 49°57′57″W / 22.91194°S 49.96583°W / -22.91194; -49.96583 (Pardo River);^[1] Rio Pardo at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Xavantes Dam
  - Itararé River: left: BR (Paraná and São Paulo border).
  - Taquari-Guaçu River: left; BR (São Paulo).
  - Apiai-Guaçu River: left; BR (São Paulo).
  - Itapetininga River: right; BR (São Paulo); 23°36′1″S 48°26′33″W / 23.60028°S 48.44250°W / -23.60028; -48.44250 (Itapetininga River);^[1] Rio Itapetininga at GEOnet Names Server.
- Sérgio Motta Dam^[4]^[5]
- Pardo River (Mato Grosso do Sul): right; BR; 21°39′51″S 52°13′27″W / 21.66417°S 52.22417°W / -21.66417; -52.22417 (Pardo River);^[1] Rio Pardo at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Anhanduí River: right; BR.
- Do Peixe River (Paraná River): left; BR (São Paulo).
- Verde River (Mato Grosso do Sul): right; BR.
  - São Domingos River (Mato Grosso do Sul): left; BR.
- Aguapeí River (São Paulo): right; BR.
- Eng Souza Dias (Jupiá) Dam^[5]
- Sucuriú River: right; BR (Mato Grosse do Sul); 20°42′43″S 51°39′36″W / 20.71194°S 51.66000°W / -20.71194; -51.66000 (Sucuriú River);^[1] Rio Sucuriú at GEOnet Names Server.
- Tietê River: left; BR (São Paulo); 20°37′40″S 51°33′54″W / 20.62778°S 51.56500°W / -20.62778; -51.56500 (Tietê River);^[1] Rio Tietê at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Três Irmãos Dam
  - Nova Avanhandava Dam
  - Promissão Dam
  - Ibitinga Dam
  - Bariri Dam
  - Barra Bonita Dam
  - Piracicaba River: right; BR (São Paulo); 22°36′53″S 48°19′12″W / 22.61472°S 48.32000°W / -22.61472; -48.32000 (Piracicaba River);^[1] Rio Piracicaba at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Anhembi Dam
  - Laras Dam
  - Sorocaba River: left; BR; 22°58′56″S 47°48′24″W / 22.98222°S 47.80667°W / -22.98222; -47.80667 (Sorocaba River);^[1] Rio Sorocaba at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Ituparanga Dam
    - Sarapuí River (São Paulo): left; BR.
  - Capivari River (Tietê River): right; BR; 22°59′3″S 47°45′51″W / 22.98417°S 47.76417°W / -22.98417; -47.76417 (Capivari River);^[1] Rio Capivari at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Jundiaí River (upper Tietê River): right; BR; 23°12′41″S 47°17′34″W / 23.21139°S 47.29278°W / -23.21139; -47.29278 (Jundiaí River);^[1] Rio Jundiaí at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Pinheiros River: left; BR (São Paulo state and São Paulo city); 23°31′36″S 46°45′0″W / 23.52667°S 46.75000°W / -23.52667; -46.75000 (Pinheiros River);^[1] Rio Pinheiros at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Rio Grande (Pinheiros River): left; São Paulo City.
      - Guarapiranga (reservoir): São Paulo City.
    - Billings Reservoir: São Paulo City.
- Ilha Solteira Dam^[6]
- São José dos Dourados River: left; BR (São Paulo); 20°22′22″S 51°19′22″W / 20.37278°S 51.32278°W / -20.37278; -51.32278 (São José dos Dourados River);^[1] Rio São José dos Dourados at GEOnet Names Server.
- Grande River: left Paraná source; BR (São Paulo and Minas Gerais border); 20°4′41″S 50°59′41″W / 20.07806°S 50.99472°W / -20.07806; -50.99472 (Grande River);^[1] Rio Grande at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Água Vermelha Dam
  - Turvo River (Grande River): left; BR (São Paulo); 19°56′59″S 49°53′54″W / 19.94972°S 49.89833°W / -19.94972; -49.89833 (Turvo River);^[1] Rio Turvo at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Marimbondo Dam
  - Pardo River (São Paulo): left; BR; 20°10′12″S 48°38′40″W / 20.17000°S 48.64444°W / -20.17000; -48.64444 (Pardo River);^[1] Rio Pardo at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Moji-Guaçu River: left; BR (São Paulo); 20°53′16″S 48°10′39″W / 20.88778°S 48.17750°W / -20.88778; -48.17750 (Moji-Guaçu River);^[1] Rio Moji-Guaçu at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Moji-Mirim River: left?; BR.
  - Porto Colõmbia Dam
  - Volta Grande Dam
  - Igarapava Dam
  - Jaguará Dam
  - Luiz Barreto (Estreito) Dam
  - Furnas Dam
  - Camargos Dam
- Paranaíba River: right Paraná source; BR (Minas Gerais and Goiás, border in part); 20°4′43″S 51°0′22″W / 20.07861°S 51.00611°W / -20.07861; -51.00611 (Paranaíba River);^[1] Rio Iguaçu at GEOnet Names Server, Rio Paranaíba at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Aporé River: right; BR (Goiás and Mato Grosse do Sul border); 19°27′29″S 50°56′26″W / 19.45806°S 50.94056°W / -19.45806; -50.94056 (Aporé River);^[1] Rio Aporé at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Corrente River (Paranaíba River): right; BR (Goiás); 19°18′42″S 50°50′19″W / 19.31167°S 50.83861°W / -19.31167; -50.83861 (Corrente River);^[1] Rio Corrente at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Claro River (Paranaíba River): right; BR (Goiás); 19°7′56″S 50°38′40″W / 19.13222°S 50.64444°W / -19.13222; -50.64444 (Claro River);^[1] Rio Claro at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Doce River (Goiás): left; BR; 18°21′24″S 51°14′17″W / 18.35667°S 51.23806°W / -18.35667; -51.23806 (Doce River);^[1] Rio Doce at GEOnet Names Server.
  - São Simão Dam
  - Tijuco River: left; BR (Minas Gerais); 18°40′49″S 50°4′8″W / 18.68028°S 50.06889°W / -18.68028; -50.06889 (Tijuco River);^[1] Rio Tijuco at GEOnet Names Server.
    - Da Prata River (Tijuco River): left; BR.
  - Dos Bois River (Paranaíba River): right; BR (Goiás).
    - Rio Verdão: right; BR.
  - Meia Ponte River: right; BR (Goiás); 18°32′39″S 49°35′48″W / 18.54417°S 49.59667°W / -18.54417; -49.59667 (Meia Ponte River);^[1] Rio Meia Ponte at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Cachoeira Dourada Dam
  - Itumbiara Dam
  - Araguari River (Minas Gerais) (also Das Velhas River): left; BR; 18°20′42″S 48°38′5″W / 18.34500°S 48.63472°W / -18.34500; -48.63472 (Araguari River);^[1] Rio Araguari at GEOnet Names Server
    - Uberabinha River:
    - Quebra-Anzol River:
  - Emborcação Dam
  - São Marcos River: right; BR; 18°14′44″S 47°36′44″W / 18.24556°S 47.61222°W / -18.24556; -47.61222 (São Marcos River);^[1] Rio São Marcos at GEOnet Names Server.
  - Verde River (upper Paranaíba River): right; BR; 23°36′1″S 48°26′33″W / 23.60028°S 48.44250°W / -23.60028; -48.44250 (Verde River);^[1] Rio Verde at GEOnet Names Server.

References

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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Coords from GNS
^ Río Paraná Guazú at GEOnet Names Server (main distributary)
^ Santa Catarina State Road Map, Ministério dos Transportes
^ ^a ^b Mato Grosso do Sul State Road Map, Brazil 2001, Ministério dos Transportes
^ São Paulo State Road Map, Brazil 2001, Ministério dos Transportes

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