Rivers of Spain quiz
We name a river and you tap it on the map, on its line or very close to it. Play 10, 20 or all 35, review the ones you miss and challenge your class with a link.
By the Mapsfera Team
Rivers of Spain
Tap the river it asks for on the map.
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Pick another quizThe 35 rivers in the quiz
The longest is the Tagus (1,113 km / 691 mi), followed by the Ebro (953 km / 592 mi) and the Douro (947 km / 589 mi). The shortest in the quiz is the Bidasoa, at 47 km / 29 mi. Lengths come from the IGN, Spain’s national mapping agency (the total, including any stretch outside Spain).
18 flow into the sea: the Minho, Douro, Tagus, Guadiana, Guadalquivir, Guadalete and Odiel into the Atlantic Ocean; the Ebro, Ter, Llobregat, Turia, Júcar, Segura and Guadalhorce into the Mediterranean Sea; the Navia, Nalón, Nervión and Bidasoa into the Cantabrian Sea. The rest are tributaries of other rivers on the map.
Tips to learn them
Learn the big ones that reach the sea first, then hang each one’s tributaries on it:
- The Tagus: the Jarama (right bank), Alberche (right bank), Tiétar (right bank) and Alagón (right bank).
- The Ebro: the Aragón (left bank), Gállego (left bank), Segre (left bank) and Jalón (right bank).
- The Douro: the Esla (right bank), Pisuerga (right bank) and Tormes (left bank).
- The Minho: the Sil (left bank).
- The Guadiana: the Zújar (left bank).
- The Guadalquivir: the Genil (left bank).
- The Odiel: the Tinto (left bank).
- The Segre: the Cinca (right bank).
Playing in class
Point mode is the place to start; Type mode marks a river on the map for you to name (accents and small typos are forgiven), and Timed mode gives 6 seconds per question. With Challenge your class, everyone gets the same questions in the same order, no accounts needed.
To practice on paper, the matching blank map prints blank, numbered or labeled.
All 35 rivers
- Alagón 212 km / 132 mi
- Alberche 197 km / 122 mi
- Aragón 210 km / 131 mi
- Bidasoa 47 km / 29 mi
- Cabriel 290 km / 180 mi
- Cinca 193 km / 120 mi
- Douro 947 km / 589 mi
- Ebro 953 km / 592 mi
- Esla 289 km / 180 mi
- Gállego 208 km / 129 mi
- Genil 346 km / 215 mi
- Guadalete 180 km / 112 mi
- Guadalhorce 169 km / 105 mi
- Guadalquivir 655 km / 407 mi
- Guadiana 856 km / 532 mi
- Jalón 246 km / 153 mi
- Jarama 210 km / 130 mi
- Júcar 519 km / 323 mi
- Llobregat 168 km / 104 mi
- Minho 323 km / 201 mi
- Nalón 143 km / 89 mi
- Navia 160 km / 100 mi
- Nervión 84 km / 52 mi
- Odiel 134 km / 83 mi
- Pisuerga 289 km / 180 mi
- Segre 276 km / 171 mi
- Segura 331 km / 205 mi
- Sil 239 km / 149 mi
- Tagus 1,113 km / 691 mi
- Ter 217 km / 135 mi
- Tiétar 179 km / 111 mi
- Tinto 100 km / 62 mi
- Tormes 251 km / 156 mi
- Turia 301 km / 187 mi
- Zújar 217 km / 135 mi
Frequently asked questions
How many rivers are in the quiz?
35: Alagón, Alberche, Aragón, Bidasoa, Cabriel, Cinca, Douro, Ebro, Esla, Gállego, Genil, Guadalete, Guadalhorce, Guadalquivir, Guadiana, Jalón, Jarama, Júcar, Llobregat, Minho, Nalón, Navia, Nervión, Odiel, Pisuerga, Segre, Segura, Sil, Tagus, Ter, Tiétar, Tinto, Tormes, Turia and Zújar.
How do I tap a river?
Tap on its line or very close to it: the river nearest your finger counts. If the map feels small, zoom in with the buttons or with two fingers.
What is the longest river in Spain?
Of those in this quiz, the Tagus, at 1,113 km / 691 mi (IGN).
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up. It runs in the browser, on phones too, and on an interactive whiteboard (use the full-screen button).
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Map sources
- Main rivers: length (IGN_INFOGEO_RIOS) · Instituto Geográfico Nacional (CC BY 4.0)
- River courses: IGR Hidrografía · IGN / IDEE (CC BY 4.0)
- Portuguese stretches of the Douro, Tagus and Guadiana · Natural Earth (public domain)