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- Length: 145 kilometers (90 miles).
- Source: Nakauvadra Range..
- Mouth: Pacific Ocean, near Suva.
- Major Tributaries: Waidina River, Wainimala River, Navua River.
- Significance: The Rewa River is the largest river in Fiji and has a significant cultural and economic importance. The river basin is home to a majority of the country's population and provides water for irrigation and hydroelectric power generation. The Rewa River is also a popular destination for fishing, boating, and other recreational activities.
Sigatoka River
- Length: 120 kilometers (75 miles).
- Source: Mount Victoria.
- Mouth: Pacific Ocean, near Sigatoka.
- Major Tributaries: Nadi River, Ba River, Navua River.
- Significance: The Sigatoka River is the second-largest river in Fiji and is known for its scenic beauty. The river flows through lush rainforest and the upper reaches offer opportunities for white-water rafting and kayaking. The Sigatoka River is also home to a variety of marine life, including sharks, rays, and dolphins.
Ba River
- Length: 115 kilometers (70 miles).
- Source: Mount Evans.
- Mouth: Pacific Ocean, near Ba.
- Major Tributaries: Nadi River, Sigatoka River, Navua River.
- Significance: The Ba River is the third-largest river in Fiji and plays an important role in the economy of the Western Division. The river basin is home to extensive sugar cane plantations and the river provides water for irrigation and transportation. The Ba River is also a popular destination for fishing and boating.
Navua River
- Length: 95 kilometers (60 miles).
- Source: Nakauvadra Range.
- Mouth: Pacific Ocean, near Navua.
- Major Tributaries: Rewa River, Sigatoka River, Ba River.
- Significance: The Navua River is the fourth-largest river in Fiji and is known for its beauty and biodiversity. The river flows through lush rainforest and is home to a variety of wildlife, including waterfalls, caves, and coral reefs. The Navua River is a popular destination for rafting, kayaking, and nature walks.