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This is an incomplete list of rivers that flow at least partially in Malaysia. The rivers are grouped by strait or sea. The rivers flowing into the sea are sorted along the coast. Rivers flowing into other rivers are listed by the rivers they flow into. The rivers that have their mouths in Malaysia are given in italics. The same river may be found in more than one state as many rivers cross state borders.

The Gombak River (left) merges with the Klang River (right) in Kuala Lumpur.

Rivers by state

Sabah

The largest primary rivers on the Sabah:^[1]^[2]

River	Mouth coordinates	Length (km)	Basin size (km²)	Average discharge (m³/s)
South China Sea
Bongawan	5°33′8.928″N 115°50′2.8716″E / 5.55248000°N 115.834131000°E / 5.55248000; 115.834131000	32	202.6	15.7
Bukau	5°13′9.606″N 115°36′6.678″E / 5.21933500°N 115.60185500°E / 5.21933500; 115.60185500		317.9	24.9
Kawang Kawang	6°31′35.148″N 116°30′6.5268″E / 6.52643000°N 116.501813000°E / 6.52643000; 116.501813000	21	286.9	19.4
Kimanis	5°37′15.2004″N 115°53′10.1004″E / 5.620889000°N 115.886139000°E / 5.620889000; 115.886139000	31	203.8	16
Klias	5°17′49.9164″N 115°22′35.328″E / 5.297199000°N 115.37648000°E / 5.297199000; 115.37648000	37	251.3	21
Lakutan	5°7′24.8808″N 115°33′4.7844″E / 5.123578000°N 115.551329000°E / 5.123578000; 115.551329000		195.2	15.7
Membakut	5°32′15.8352″N 115°47′46.5684″E / 5.537732000°N 115.796269000°E / 5.537732000; 115.796269000		294.9	22.4
Mengalong	5°0′38.9736″N 115°27′41.292″E / 5.010826000°N 115.46147000°E / 5.010826000; 115.46147000	36.3	599.4	49.6
Moyog	5°53′5.91″N 116°2′33.936″E / 5.8849750°N 116.04276000°E / 5.8849750; 116.04276000		272.5	17.8
Padas	5°11′6.6156″N 115°33′39.8052″E / 5.185171000°N 115.561057000°E / 5.185171000; 115.561057000	220	9,180	375.9
Papar	5°45′7.5348″N 115°54′29.5488″E / 5.752093000°N 115.908208000°E / 5.752093000; 115.908208000	80	805	48.5
Tempasok, Kedamaian	6°23′9.1968″N 116°20′51.7344″E / 6.385888000°N 116.347704000°E / 6.385888000; 116.347704000	73.5	856.8	62
Tuaran	6°13′17.6088″N 116°11′13.9236″E / 6.221558000°N 116.187201000°E / 6.221558000; 116.187201000	80	988	65.4
Sulawesi Sea
Balung	4°17′51.9144″N 118°10′37.866″E / 4.297754000°N 118.17718500°E / 4.297754000; 118.17718500		270.5	10.4
Brantian	4°23′58.3044″N 117°37′28.5852″E / 4.399529000°N 117.624607000°E / 4.399529000; 117.624607000		652.2	21.2
Kalabakan	4°23′19.6044″N 117°35′27.4596″E / 4.388779000°N 117.590961000°E / 4.388779000; 117.590961000		1,371	49.4
Kalumpang	4°20′46.1436″N 118°20′42.0576″E / 4.346151000°N 118.345016000°E / 4.346151000; 118.345016000		1,117.9	42.8
Sembakung^*	3°43′32.6784″N 117°48′35.388″E / 3.725744000°N 117.80983000°E / 3.725744000; 117.80983000	322	9,518.1	627.6
Sembuku^*	4°0′32.2488″N 117°26′22.4844″E / 4.008958000°N 117.439579000°E / 4.008958000; 117.439579000	170	3,574.6	197.4
Serudong	4°13′21.1188″N 117°36′31.9644″E / 4.222533000°N 117.608879000°E / 4.222533000; 117.608879000		1,308	43.7
Tawau	4°14′26.124″N 117°54′26.9856″E / 4.24059000°N 117.907496000°E / 4.24059000; 117.907496000		794.3	31.2
Sulu Sea
Bandau	6°34′39.3677″N 116°46′4.1242″E / 6.577602139°N 116.767812278°E / 6.577602139; 116.767812278		531.1	30.7
Bengkoka	6°45′40.05″N 116°59′36.942″E / 6.7611250°N 116.99359500°E / 6.7611250; 116.99359500		1,142.9	58
Bongan	6°34′42.7404″N 116°49′32.6172″E / 6.578539000°N 116.825727000°E / 6.578539000; 116.825727000		700.6	44.9
Bongaya	6°10′19.5636″N 117°35′5.6256″E / 6.172101000°N 117.584896000°E / 6.172101000; 117.584896000		320.3	26.5
Kanibongan	6°43′58.332″N 117°16′26.976″E / 6.73287000°N 117.27416000°E / 6.73287000; 117.27416000		183.4	11.3
Kapur	5°22′27.5124″N 118°54′38.8908″E / 5.374309000°N 118.910803000°E / 5.374309000; 118.910803000		359.1	17.7
Kinabatangan	5°40′59.8404″N 118°33′39.5172″E / 5.683289000°N 118.560977000°E / 5.683289000; 118.560977000	563	16,795.5	840
Labuk	5°53′18.9636″N 117°29′58.11″E / 5.888601000°N 117.4994750°E / 5.888601000; 117.4994750	260	6,829	516.8
Maruap Besar	5°22′54.534″N 118°52′51.0132″E / 5.38181500°N 118.880837000°E / 5.38181500; 118.880837000		291.3	14.6
Matamba (Silibukan)	4°57′54.5292″N 118°27′9.7272″E / 4.965147000°N 118.452702000°E / 4.965147000; 118.452702000		535.6	28.1
Paitan	6°32′54.2472″N 117°28′21.864″E / 6.548402000°N 117.47274000°E / 6.548402000; 117.47274000		667.3	55.5
Pinang	5°31′5.5812″N 118°33′38.5524″E / 5.518217000°N 118.560709000°E / 5.518217000; 118.560709000		346	18.5
Sabahat	5°3′50.9364″N 119°2′5.2332″E / 5.064149000°N 119.034787000°E / 5.064149000; 119.034787000		234.6	12.3
Samawang	5°54′17.388″N 117°46′12.2844″E / 5.90483000°N 117.770079000°E / 5.90483000; 117.770079000		202.5	20.6
Segaliud	5°44′47.7564″N 117°54′12.762″E / 5.746599000°N 117.90354500°E / 5.746599000; 117.90354500		429.5	37.5
Segama	5°29′47.832″N 118°48′31.4172″E / 5.49662000°N 118.808727000°E / 5.49662000; 118.808727000	350	4,625.2	228.1
Sendala	5°58′1.6104″N 117°54′43.704″E / 5.967114000°N 117.91214000°E / 5.967114000; 117.91214000		158.9	13
Sugut	6°26′12.66″N 117°43′23.6496″E / 6.4368500°N 117.723236000°E / 6.4368500; 117.723236000	178	3,094	232.6
Tengarasan	6°36′29.0412″N 117°21′33.1272″E / 6.608067000°N 117.359202000°E / 6.608067000; 117.359202000		373.4	24.7
Tinkayu	4°50′16.7568″N 118°10′2.4852″E / 4.837988000°N 118.167357000°E / 4.837988000; 118.167357000		794.1	30.4
Tungku	4°59′36.6504″N 118°51′42.8832″E / 4.993514000°N 118.861912000°E / 4.993514000; 118.861912000		251.4	13.2

^* Total basin

Sarawak

The largest primary rivers on the Sarawak. The rivers of Sarawak flow into the South China Sea:^[1]^[2]

River	Mouth coordinates	Length (km)	Basin size (km²)	Average discharge (m³/s)
Balingian (Lemai)	3°0′59.5296″N 112°35′1.5936″E / 3.016536000°N 112.583776000°E / 3.016536000; 112.583776000	160	2,195	177.1
Baram	4°35′11.4288″N 113°58′30.5796″E / 4.586508000°N 113.975161000°E / 4.586508000; 113.975161000	635	22,325	1,844.6
Bedengan	2°58′33.5532″N 112°20′56.9508″E / 2.975987000°N 112.349153000°E / 2.975987000; 112.349153000		173.5	14.5
Jernang	1°57′1.9008″N 109°38′45.5388″E / 1.950528000°N 109.645983000°E / 1.950528000; 109.645983000		159.2	14.7
Kayan (Stamin)	1°41′45.06″N 109°56′7.9836″E / 1.6958500°N 109.935551000°E / 1.6958500; 109.935551000	125	1,057.9	103.5
Kemena	3°10′47.4132″N 113°1′56.4348″E / 3.179837000°N 113.032343000°E / 3.179837000; 113.032343000	190	6,000	501.6
Krian (Kerian)	1°47′10.2768″N 111°6′13.68″E / 1.786188000°N 111.1038000°E / 1.786188000; 111.1038000	120	1,531.5	110.1
Lawas	4°58′15.4668″N 115°24′54.0864″E / 4.970963000°N 115.415024000°E / 4.970963000; 115.415024000	75	997.4	84.9
Limbang	4°51′19.44″N 115°1′46.8768″E / 4.8554000°N 115.029688000°E / 4.8554000; 115.029688000	275	3,920	335.3
Lupar	1°30′45.2412″N 110°59′4.4628″E / 1.512567000°N 110.984573000°E / 1.512567000; 110.984573000	275	6,558	490
Miri	4°23′56.4072″N 113°58′37.3332″E / 4.399002000°N 113.977037000°E / 4.399002000; 113.977037000		577.1	30.2
Mukah (Gigis)	2°54′35.334″N 112°5′44.808″E / 2.90981500°N 112.09578000°E / 2.90981500; 112.09578000	205	1,879.2	157
Niah	3°57′57.5928″N 113°42′19.0116″E / 3.965998000°N 113.705281000°E / 3.965998000; 113.705281000	105	1,224.6	62.4
Nyalau	3°38′32.7732″N 113°22′58.044″E / 3.642437000°N 113.38279000°E / 3.642437000; 113.38279000		177	13.1
Oya	2°52′26.5188″N 111°52′52.536″E / 2.874033000°N 111.88126000°E / 2.874033000; 111.88126000	240	2,005	160.9
Penat	2°53′9.3372″N 111°58′38.7876″E / 2.885927000°N 111.977441000°E / 2.885927000; 111.977441000		193.6	16.2
Penipah (Penian)	2°55′57.6192″N 112°10′50.2464″E / 2.932672000°N 112.180624000°E / 2.932672000; 112.180624000		127.9	10.7
Rajang	2°6′49.3416″N 111°11′24.9432″E / 2.113706000°N 111.190262000°E / 2.113706000; 111.190262000	770	52,009	4,715
Sabang (Samarahan)	1°34′50.7432″N 110°32′12.9624″E / 1.580762000°N 110.536934000°E / 1.580762000; 110.536934000	115	873.6	75.9
Sadong	1°32′51.63″N 110°44′58.848″E / 1.5476750°N 110.74968000°E / 1.5476750; 110.74968000	150	3,645	285.6
Santubong	1°42′39.4992″N 110°18′48.1104″E / 1.710972000°N 110.313364000°E / 1.710972000; 110.313364000		109.2	9.5
Sarawak	1°38′24.4392″N 110°29′51.8712″E / 1.640122000°N 110.497742000°E / 1.640122000; 110.497742000	120	2,449	211.9
Saribas, Padeh	1°41′59.7444″N 111°6′8.3988″E / 1.699929000°N 111.102333000°E / 1.699929000; 111.102333000	160	1,905.7	131.2
Sebako Besar	1°48′37.9908″N 109°47′0.9712″E / 1.810553000°N 109.783603111°E / 1.810553000; 109.783603111		109.2	10.1
Sebuyau	1°31′21.4428″N 110°55′54.1812″E / 1.522623000°N 110.931717000°E / 1.522623000; 110.931717000		453	34.4
Serupai (Sadupai)	3°3′55.7064″N 112°43′12.8712″E / 3.065474000°N 112.720242000°E / 3.065474000; 112.720242000		277.8	22.4
Siang Siang	4°53′25.0548″N 115°19′24.2076″E / 4.890293000°N 115.323391000°E / 4.890293000; 115.323391000		101.4	7.8
Sibuti	3°59′31.9344″N 113°43′34.4712″E / 3.992204000°N 113.726242000°E / 3.992204000; 113.726242000	80	935	47.6
Similajau	3°31′3.6408″N 113°18′7.4124″E / 3.517678000°N 113.302059000°E / 3.517678000; 113.302059000	65	601	44.8
Suai	3°47′44.5812″N 113°29′29.7672″E / 3.795717000°N 113.491602000°E / 3.795717000; 113.491602000	130	1,501	86.3
Tatau	3°5′2.1984″N 112°47′53.898″E / 3.083944000°N 112.79830500°E / 3.083944000; 112.79830500	270	5,150	429.7
Telong	3°46′10.956″N 113°27′3.6144″E / 3.76971000°N 113.451004000°E / 3.76971000; 113.451004000		105.8	7.8
Trusan	4°57′44.9928″N 115°11′28.4172″E / 4.962498000°N 115.191227000°E / 4.962498000; 115.191227000	205	2,549.5	180.9

Rivers by international borders

International border	River	Area (km²)
Kelantan–Thailand	Golok River	1,011.125
Sabah–Indonesia	Sibuku River	799.452
Sabah–Indonesia	Sembakung River	5,467.765
Sarawak–Brunei	Pandaruan River	222.378

Rivers by state borders

State border	River	Area (km²)
Perlis–Kedah	Perlis River	724.398
Penang–Kedah	Perai River	447.824
Penang–Kedah	Jawi River	231.031
Penang–Kedah–Perak	Kerian River	1,420.233
Kedah–Penang	Muda River	4,150.397
Perak–Selangor	Bernam River	2,836.333
Selangor–Federal Territory	Klang River	1,297.382
Selangor–Federal Territory	Buloh River	451.926
Selangor–Federal Territory–Negeri Sembilan	Langat River	2,347.882
Selangor–Negeri Sembilan	Sepang River	101.932
Negeri Sembilan–Malacca	Linggi River	1,297.668
Negeri Sembilan–Malacca	Malacca River	614.575
Malacca–Johor–Negeri Sembilan	Kesang River	658.263
Johor–Negeri Sembilan	Muar River	6,137.800
Johor–Pahang	Endau River	4,739.059
Pahang–Negeri Sembilan	Pahang River	28,682.247

Rivers flowing into the Celebes Sea

Sabah

Rivers flowing into the South China Sea

Johor

Johor River (122.7 km)
Endau River (280 km)
Sembrong River (110 km)
Jemaluang River (40 km)
Mersing River (60 km)

Kelantan

Pahang

Endau River (280 km)
- Anak Endau River (110 km)
Kuantan River (86 km)
Pahang River (459 km)
- Jelai River (97 km)
  - Lipis River (32 km)
    - Dong River
      - Gali River
        Raub River
        
        Gali River Son
    - Semantan Hulu River
  - Kechau River (63 km)
    - Bedong River (35 km)
      - Memkirai River (21 km)
    - Papan River (9 km)
  - Tanum River (12.5 km)
    - Telang River (33 km)
    - Betong River (20 km)
    - Hijau River (11 km)
- Tembeling River (110 km)
  - Tahan River (135 km)
  - Jerantut River (13 km)
- Triang River (27 km)
  - Serting River (40 km)
  - Bera River (60 km)
- Semantan River
  - Temerloh River
  - Bentong River
- Jeransang River (17 km)
- Lepar River (55 km)
- Cheka River (49 km)
- Teh River (14 km)
  - Maran River
Pontian River, Pahang
Beletil River (18 km)
Besul River (10 km)
Burau River (12 km)
Cerating River (52 km)
Rompin River (83 km)
- Keratong River (22 km)

Sabah

Sarawak

Terengganu

Besut River (69 km)
Kenak River (13 km)
Pelagat River (28 km)
Jengai River (63 km)
Dungun River (88.4 km)
Ibai River (18 km)
Nerus River (105.1 km)
Merang River (8 km)
Keluang Besar River (19 km)
Kemaman River (167 km)
Kertih River (12 km)
Cukai River (24 km)
Tebak River (29 km)
Ibok River (28 km)
Jabor River (24 km)
Cherol River (37 km)
Marang River (34 km)
Mercang River (29 km)
Paka River, Terengganu (41.6 km)
Setiu River (126 km)
Terengganu River (20 km)

Rivers flowing into the Strait of Malacca

Rivers flowing into the Sulu Sea

Sabah

Abal River
Bode Besar River
Kinabatangan River (560 km)
Labuk River (260 km)
- Liwagu River (215 km)
Paitan River
Segama River (350 km)
Sibuku River
Sugut River (178 km)

Rivers flowing into the Tebrau Strait

Johor

Johor River (212 km)
- Segget River (4 km)
Pulai River (38 km)
Skudai River (46 km)
Tebrau River (33 km)
- Pelentong River, Johor (9 km)

References

^ ^a ^b "Japan International Cooperation Agency" (PDF).
^ ^a ^b Eric, Tilman. "Kalimantan-Borneo".

External links

[Japan_International_Cooperation_Agency-1] "Japan International Cooperation Agency" (PDF).

[Kalimantan-Borneo-2] Eric, Tilman. "Kalimantan-Borneo".

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