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We're Here to Help with Your UK Rivers Questions
If you have questions about rivers in the UK, want to submit new information about major rivers in the UK, or need assistance using our interactive map of rivers in the UK, our dedicated team is here to help. Whether you're seeking details about the longest rivers in the UK like the River Severn and Thames, researching wildlife habitats along rivers of the UK, planning kayaking trips, or looking for fishing season information, we provide comprehensive support and respond to all inquiries within 24-48 hours. Our mission is to maintain the most accurate and helpful resource for exploring UK rivers across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
We actively encourage users, researchers, educators, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts to reach out with valuable river data, corrections to existing information, photography contributions, or collaboration requests. Your local knowledge and expertise help us maintain an up-to-date and comprehensive UK rivers directory that serves students, adventurers, and nature lovers. Whether you've discovered new access points to rivers in the UK, have updated safety information, want to share conservation initiatives, or can provide historical insights about the map of UK rivers, your input directly improves our platform for the entire community interested in British waterways.
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We'd love to hear from you. Whether you have questions, suggestions, or want to contribute information about UK rivers, please use the form or contact details below.
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Let's Build the Best UK Rivers Resource Together
We are committed to building the most accurate and user-friendly UK rivers platform available online. Reach out to help us improve, submit data, or ask river-related questions. Your contributions help us maintain comprehensive information about the rivers of uk, ensuring our directory remains the go-to resource for anyone seeking information about major rivers in the UK, their ecosystems, and recreational opportunities.
Whether you've discovered new information about the longest rivers in the UK, have corrections to our map of rivers in UK territories, or want to share photographs and experiences from your riverside adventures, we welcome your input. Our collaborative approach ensures that the UK rivers directory continues to grow and improve, benefiting students, researchers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone interested in exploring Britain's waterways. Together, we can create the most comprehensive and accurate guide to rivers in the United Kingdom.
Contact us today to share your knowledge, report inaccuracies, suggest improvements, or simply ask questions about UK rivers. Our responsive team values every contribution and inquiry, working to respond within 24-48 hours. Join our community of river enthusiasts dedicated to celebrating, protecting, and enjoying the remarkable rivers uk has to offer across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
FAQs
How many rivers are there in the UK?
The UK has approximately 1,500 named rivers and streams of varying sizes throughout England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. This includes major rivers, tributaries, and smaller waterways that together form an extensive river network.
Can I submit information about a UK river?
Yes! We welcome submissions about UK rivers. Use our contact form to share information, corrections, photos, or details about campsites and activities near rivers. Your contributions help keep our directory accurate and comprehensive.
Do UK rivers have crayfish?
Yes, UK rivers have both native white-clawed crayfish (endangered and protected) and invasive American signal crayfish (larger and more common). The invasive species has spread throughout many UK waterways and can outcompete the native species.
Are there wild swimming safety rules?
Yes, wild swimming safety guidelines include: never swim alone, check water quality and depth, be aware of currents and underwater hazards, avoid swimming after heavy rain, consider water temperature, tell someone where you're going, and only swim in designated safe areas when possible.
What are the main rivers in the UK?
The main rivers in the UK include the River Severn (longest at 220 miles), River Thames (215 miles), River Trent (185 miles), River Tay (120 miles), River Clyde (109 miles), River Wye (134 miles), and River Ouse, among many others.
Where can I find a labelled UK rivers map?
Our Rivers directory page provides a complete listing of UK rivers with detailed information including names, regions, lengths, and geographic locations. Each river page includes specific location details and key landmarks.