List of countries without rivers
There are currently 20 countries and 22 territories that do not have a permanent natural river flowing within them, though some of them have streams or seasonal watercourses such as wadis.[1] The Arabian Peninsula is the largest subregion in the world without any permanent natural river.The Chinese special administrative region of Macau has no permanent natural rivers other than a small man-made canal named Canal Dos Patos (鴨涌河).Due to environment issues, this small canal is currently being backfilled with land by the local government.Eventually, this small canal will cease to exist.
streamsArabian PeninsulasubregionChinese special administrative regionDjiboutiList of wadis of DjiboutiList of wadis of LibyaBahrainKuwaitList of wadis of KuwaitMaldivesList of wadis of OmanList of wadis of QatarSaudi ArabiaList of wadis of Saudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesList of wadis of the United Arab EmiratesList of wadis of YemenList of valleys of MaltaMonacoVatican CityKiribatiMarshall IslandsTuvaluBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryGibraltarAnguillaBermudaBonaireCayman IslandsCuraçaoSaint BarthélemySaint MartinSint EustatiusSint MaartenTurks and Caicos IslandsChristmas IslandCocos (Keeling) IslandsEaster IslandNorfolk IslandPitcairn IslandsTokelauLists of riversGreenwood PressJohn Wiley & SonsUniversity of Hawaii PressThe World FactbookCentral Intelligence AgencyCommonwealth SecretariatNational Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyGEOnet Names ServerRiversspringsAlluvial riverBraided riverBlackwater riverChannelChannel patternChannel typesConfluenceDistributaryDrainage basinSubterranean riverRiver bifurcationRiver ecosystemRiver sourceTributaryArroyoBourneChalk streamCouleeCurrentStream bedStream channelStreamflowStream gradientStream poolPerennial streamWinterbourneEstavelle/InversacGeyserHoly wellHot springlist in the USKarst springMineral springRhythmic springSpring horizonSedimentary processeserosionAbrasionAnabranchAggradationBed loadBed material loadGranular flowDebris flowDepositionDissolved loadDowncuttingHeadward erosionKnickpointPalaeochannelProgradationRetrogradationSaltationSediment transportSuspended loadWash loadWater gapAlluvial fanAntecedent drainage streamAvulsionBillabongCanyonCut bankEstuaryFloating islandFluvial terraceMeander scarMouth barOxbow lakeRiffle-pool sequencePoint barRavineRiver island