Information: List of New Mexico rivers

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List of New Mexico rivers

This is a list of rivers in the U.S. state of New Mexico arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name.

1 East of the Continental Divide
2 West of the Continental Divide
- 2.1 Colorado Watershed
3 References
4 External links

East of the Continental Divide

Mississippi Watershed

Mississippi River (LA,AR)
- Arkansas River (AR,OK)
  - Canadian River
    - North Canadian River (OK)
      - Beaver River (commonly marked as North Canadian River)
    - Punta de Agua Creek (TX)
      - Rita Blanca Creek (TX)
        
        Carrizo Creek
      - Tramperos Creek
    - Ute Creek
    - La Cinta Creek
    - Conchas River
    - Mora River
      - Sapello River
    - Cimarron River
    - Vermejo River
  - Dry Cimarron River

Rio Grande Watershed

Rio Grande
- Pecos River
  - Delaware River
  - Black River
  - Rio Penasco
  - Rio Felix
  - Rio Hondo (Northern New Mexico)
  - Rio Hondo (Southern New Mexico)
    - Berrendo River
    - Rio Bonito
    - Rio Ruidoso
  - Arroyo del Macho
    - Gallo Arroyo
  - Taiban Creek
  - Pintada Arroyo
  - Gallinas River
- Alamosa Creek
- Rio Salado
- Rio Puerco
  - Rio San Jose
  - Arroyo Chico
- Jemez River
- Santa Fe River
- Pojoaque River
- Rio Chama
  - Rio Vallecitos
  - Rio Brazos
  - Rio Chamita
- Embudo Creek
- Red River

Interior Basin

Mimbres River

West of the Continental Divide

Colorado Watershed

Colorado River (AZ,UT,CO)
- Gila River
  - San Francisco River
    - Tularosa River
- Little Colorado River (AZ)
  - Puerco River
  - Zuni River
- San Juan River
  - Chaco River
  - La Plata River
  - Animas River
  - Los Pinos River
  - Navajo River

References

External links

USGS Geographic Names Information Service
USGS Hydrologic Unit Map - State of New Mexico (1974)

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