How many rivers does Albania have?

Albania has numerous rivers, with some sources claiming over 100 rivers flowing through the country, while others estimate about 45 major rivers larger than 25 kilometers in length. Here are some notable rivers in Albania:

1. Drin River: The longest river in Albania. Comprising the White Drin and the Black Drin, which merge to form the Great Drin. It flows into the Adriatic Sea.

2. Vjosë River: The longest river entirely located in Albania.

3. Shkumbin River: Flows from Qafa e Buallit in the Korab mountains and empties into the Adriatic Sea near Vlorë.

4. Seman River: Rises in the Trebjeshinë mountains in the center of Albania and ends in the Adriatic Sea near Fier.

5. Bistrica River: Flows through the southeastern part of the country, originating from the Gora Mountains.

6. Mati River: Originates in the Mati mountain range and discharges into the Adriatic Sea.

7. Devoll River: A tributary of the Vjosë River, formed by the Osum and the Devoll rivers.

8. Erzeni River: Flows through the Kolonjë District in the southern part of Albania.

9. Fan River: Passes through the Mirditë region in northern Albania and joins the Adriatic Sea.

10. Gjadër River: Drains the area north of Shëngjin and reaches the Adriatic Sea.

11. Ishëm River: Flows through central-western Albania and joins the Adriatic Sea near the city of Lezhë.

These are just a few of the many rivers in Albania, each contributing to the country's rich geography and environmental diversity.