What rivers are in Amazon?

* Amazon River - The Amazon River is the second longest river in the world, and the largest river by volume of water flowing through it. It flows through Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador and Guyana.

* Solimões River - The Solimões River is the upper part of the Amazon River, located in Brazil. It flows west from the Andes Mountains to the city of Manaus, where it meets the Rio Negro to form the Amazon River.

* Rio Negro - The Rio Negro is one of the largest tributaries of the Amazon River. It flows north from the Guiana Highlands in Venezuela and Brazil to Manaus, where it meets the Solimões River.

* Purus River - The Purus River is another major tributary of the Amazon River. It flows west from the Brazilian state of Rondônia to Manaus, where it meets the Amazon River.

* Madeira River - The Madeira River is a major tributary of the Amazon River. It flows west from the Bolivian Andes to the city of Porto Velho, where it meets the Amazon River.

* Tapajós River - The Tapajós River is a major tributary of the Amazon River. It flows south from the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso to Santarém, where it meets the Amazon River.

* Xingu River - The Xingu River is a major tributary of the Amazon River. It flows south from the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso to Altamira, where it meets the Amazon River.

* Trombetas River - The Trombetas River is a major tributary of the Amazon River. It flows north from the Guiana Highlands in Brazil to Oriximiná, where it meets the Amazon River.

These are just some of the major rivers in the Amazon rainforest. There are many other smaller rivers and streams that flow through the region, making it one of the most water-rich regions on Earth.