List of rivers of Grenada
This is a list of rivers of Grenada.Rivers in Grenada flow towards the Caribbean Sea, which surrounds the islands of Grenada.There are no rivers on the islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique.[1] [2] Download coordinates as:
Carriacou andPetite MartiniqueSaint PatrickSaint AndrewSaint DavidSaintGeorgeSaint JohnSaint MarkCARIBBEAN SEAGRENADACarriacou and Petite MartiniqueAntoine RiverBalthazar RiverSaint Andrew ParishBeauséjour RiverSaint George ParishBlack Bay RiverSaint John ParishBon Accord RiverCalabasse RiverSaint Patrick ParishCharlotte RiverChemin RiverRiver ClaireSaint Mark ParishCrochu RiverDouce RiverDuquesne RiverGaulier RiverGouyave RiverGrand Bras RiverGrand Roy RiverGreat Arm RiverGreat Crayfish RiverGreat Palmiste RiverGreat Ravine RiverGreat Requin RiverSaint David ParishGreat RiverGreat River of Grand BacoletGrenville RiverLa Chaussée RiverLa Tante RiverLittle Crayfish RiverMarquis RiverLittle Palmiste RiverLittle Requin RiverLittle RiverLittle River of Great BacoletLittle Saint Andrews RiverLittle Saint Marks RiverLittle Saint Patrick RiverRiver LoriaMaran RiverMenere RiverRiver Petit BacayeRed RiverSaint Francis RiverSaint Johns RiverSaint Louis RiverSaint Marks RiverSaint Patrick RiverSalle River (East Coast)Salle River (West Coast)River SaumacheSilver RiverRiver SimonTempé RiverGeography of GrenadaGrenadinesList of cities in GrenadaList of islands of GrenadaList of volcanoes in GrenadaList of rivers of the Americas by coastlineParishes of GrenadaNational Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyGEOnet Names ServerarticlesHistoryIsland CaribsFrench colonizationBritish colonization (1762)French capture (1779)1783 Treaty of ParisFédon's rebellionGovernorsBritish Windward Islands (1833–1958)West Indies Federation (1958–1962)West Indies Associated StatesCommunist rule (1979–1983)US invasion (1983)Hurricane Ivan (2004)GeographyIslandsVolcanoesSubdivisionsCitiesParishesPoliticsElectionsForeign relationsGovernor-GeneralHuman rightsInternational rankingsLaw enforcementMilitaryMonarchyParliamentNew Jewel MovementPolitical partiesPrime MinistersChief JusticeAttorney GeneralEconomyEastern Caribbean dollarTelecommunicationsTrade unionsTransportDemographicsEducationLanguagesReligionCultureAnthemCoat of armsEnglishFrench