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List of rivers of Malaysia

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This is an incomplete list of rivers that flow at least partially in Malaysia. The rivers are grouped by strait or sea. The rivers flowing into the sea are sorted along the coast. Rivers flowing into other rivers are listed by the rivers they flow into. The rivers that have their mouths in Malaysia are given in italics. The same river may be found in more than one state as many rivers cross state borders.

TheGombak River (left) merges with theKlang River (right) inKuala Lumpur.

Rivers by state

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Sabah

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The largest primary rivers on theSabah:[1][2]

RiverMouth

coordinates

Length

(km)

Basin size

(km2)

Average discharge

(m3/s)

South China Sea
Bongawan5°33′8.928″N115°50′2.8716″E / 5.55248000°N 115.834131000°E /5.55248000; 115.83413100032202.615.7
Bukau5°13′9.606″N115°36′6.678″E / 5.21933500°N 115.60185500°E /5.21933500; 115.60185500317.924.9
Kawang Kawang6°31′35.148″N116°30′6.5268″E / 6.52643000°N 116.501813000°E /6.52643000; 116.50181300021286.919.4
Kimanis5°37′15.2004″N115°53′10.1004″E / 5.620889000°N 115.886139000°E /5.620889000; 115.88613900031203.816
Klias5°17′49.9164″N115°22′35.328″E / 5.297199000°N 115.37648000°E /5.297199000; 115.3764800037251.321
Lakutan5°7′24.8808″N115°33′4.7844″E / 5.123578000°N 115.551329000°E /5.123578000; 115.551329000195.215.7
Membakut5°32′15.8352″N115°47′46.5684″E / 5.537732000°N 115.796269000°E /5.537732000; 115.796269000294.922.4
Mengalong5°0′38.9736″N115°27′41.292″E / 5.010826000°N 115.46147000°E /5.010826000; 115.4614700036.3599.449.6
Moyog5°53′5.91″N116°2′33.936″E / 5.8849750°N 116.04276000°E /5.8849750; 116.04276000272.517.8
Padas5°11′6.6156″N115°33′39.8052″E / 5.185171000°N 115.561057000°E /5.185171000; 115.5610570002209,180375.9
Papar5°45′7.5348″N115°54′29.5488″E / 5.752093000°N 115.908208000°E /5.752093000; 115.9082080008080548.5
Tempasok, Kedamaian6°23′9.1968″N116°20′51.7344″E / 6.385888000°N 116.347704000°E /6.385888000; 116.34770400073.5856.862
Tuaran6°13′17.6088″N116°11′13.9236″E / 6.221558000°N 116.187201000°E /6.221558000; 116.1872010008098865.4
Sulawesi Sea
Balung4°17′51.9144″N118°10′37.866″E / 4.297754000°N 118.17718500°E /4.297754000; 118.17718500270.510.4
Brantian4°23′58.3044″N117°37′28.5852″E / 4.399529000°N 117.624607000°E /4.399529000; 117.624607000652.221.2
Kalabakan4°23′19.6044″N117°35′27.4596″E / 4.388779000°N 117.590961000°E /4.388779000; 117.5909610001,37149.4
Kalumpang4°20′46.1436″N118°20′42.0576″E / 4.346151000°N 118.345016000°E /4.346151000; 118.3450160001,117.942.8
Sembakung*3°43′32.6784″N117°48′35.388″E / 3.725744000°N 117.80983000°E /3.725744000; 117.809830003229,518.1627.6
Sembuku*4°0′32.2488″N117°26′22.4844″E / 4.008958000°N 117.439579000°E /4.008958000; 117.4395790001703,574.6197.4
Serudong4°13′21.1188″N117°36′31.9644″E / 4.222533000°N 117.608879000°E /4.222533000; 117.6088790001,30843.7
Tawau4°14′26.124″N117°54′26.9856″E / 4.24059000°N 117.907496000°E /4.24059000; 117.907496000794.331.2
Sulu Sea
Bandau6°34′39.3677″N116°46′4.1242″E / 6.577602139°N 116.767812278°E /6.577602139; 116.767812278531.130.7
Bengkoka6°45′40.05″N116°59′36.942″E / 6.7611250°N 116.99359500°E /6.7611250; 116.993595001,142.958
Bongan6°34′42.7404″N116°49′32.6172″E / 6.578539000°N 116.825727000°E /6.578539000; 116.825727000700.644.9
Bongaya6°10′19.5636″N117°35′5.6256″E / 6.172101000°N 117.584896000°E /6.172101000; 117.584896000320.326.5
Kanibongan6°43′58.332″N117°16′26.976″E / 6.73287000°N 117.27416000°E /6.73287000; 117.27416000183.411.3
Kapur5°22′27.5124″N118°54′38.8908″E / 5.374309000°N 118.910803000°E /5.374309000; 118.910803000359.117.7
Kinabatangan5°40′59.8404″N118°33′39.5172″E / 5.683289000°N 118.560977000°E /5.683289000; 118.56097700056316,795.5840
Labuk5°53′18.9636″N117°29′58.11″E / 5.888601000°N 117.4994750°E /5.888601000; 117.49947502606,829516.8
Maruap Besar5°22′54.534″N118°52′51.0132″E / 5.38181500°N 118.880837000°E /5.38181500; 118.880837000291.314.6
Matamba (Silibukan)4°57′54.5292″N118°27′9.7272″E / 4.965147000°N 118.452702000°E /4.965147000; 118.452702000535.628.1
Paitan6°32′54.2472″N117°28′21.864″E / 6.548402000°N 117.47274000°E /6.548402000; 117.47274000667.355.5
Pinang5°31′5.5812″N118°33′38.5524″E / 5.518217000°N 118.560709000°E /5.518217000; 118.56070900034618.5
Sabahat5°3′50.9364″N119°2′5.2332″E / 5.064149000°N 119.034787000°E /5.064149000; 119.034787000234.612.3
Samawang5°54′17.388″N117°46′12.2844″E / 5.90483000°N 117.770079000°E /5.90483000; 117.770079000202.520.6
Segaliud5°44′47.7564″N117°54′12.762″E / 5.746599000°N 117.90354500°E /5.746599000; 117.90354500429.537.5
Segama5°29′47.832″N118°48′31.4172″E / 5.49662000°N 118.808727000°E /5.49662000; 118.8087270003504,625.2228.1
Sendala5°58′1.6104″N117°54′43.704″E / 5.967114000°N 117.91214000°E /5.967114000; 117.91214000158.913
Sugut6°26′12.66″N117°43′23.6496″E / 6.4368500°N 117.723236000°E /6.4368500; 117.7232360001783,094232.6
Tengarasan6°36′29.0412″N117°21′33.1272″E / 6.608067000°N 117.359202000°E /6.608067000; 117.359202000373.424.7
Tinkayu4°50′16.7568″N118°10′2.4852″E / 4.837988000°N 118.167357000°E /4.837988000; 118.167357000794.130.4
Tungku4°59′36.6504″N118°51′42.8832″E / 4.993514000°N 118.861912000°E /4.993514000; 118.861912000251.413.2

* Total basin

Sarawak

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The largest primary rivers on theSarawak. The rivers of Sarawak flow into theSouth China Sea:[1][2]

RiverMouth

coordinates

Length

(km)

Basin size

(km2)

Average discharge

(m3/s)

Balingian (Lemai)3°0′59.5296″N112°35′1.5936″E / 3.016536000°N 112.583776000°E /3.016536000; 112.5837760001602,195177.1
Baram4°35′11.4288″N113°58′30.5796″E / 4.586508000°N 113.975161000°E /4.586508000; 113.97516100063522,3251,844.6
Bedengan2°58′33.5532″N112°20′56.9508″E / 2.975987000°N 112.349153000°E /2.975987000; 112.349153000173.514.5
Jernang1°57′1.9008″N109°38′45.5388″E / 1.950528000°N 109.645983000°E /1.950528000; 109.645983000159.214.7
Kayan (Stamin)1°41′45.06″N109°56′7.9836″E / 1.6958500°N 109.935551000°E /1.6958500; 109.9355510001251,057.9103.5
Kemena3°10′47.4132″N113°1′56.4348″E / 3.179837000°N 113.032343000°E /3.179837000; 113.0323430001906,000501.6
Krian (Kerian)1°47′10.2768″N111°6′13.68″E / 1.786188000°N 111.1038000°E /1.786188000; 111.10380001201,531.5110.1
Lawas4°58′15.4668″N115°24′54.0864″E / 4.970963000°N 115.415024000°E /4.970963000; 115.41502400075997.484.9
Limbang4°51′19.44″N115°1′46.8768″E / 4.8554000°N 115.029688000°E /4.8554000; 115.0296880002753,920335.3
Lupar1°30′45.2412″N110°59′4.4628″E / 1.512567000°N 110.984573000°E /1.512567000; 110.9845730002756,558490
Miri4°23′56.4072″N113°58′37.3332″E / 4.399002000°N 113.977037000°E /4.399002000; 113.977037000577.130.2
Mukah (Gigis)2°54′35.334″N112°5′44.808″E / 2.90981500°N 112.09578000°E /2.90981500; 112.095780002051,879.2157
Niah3°57′57.5928″N113°42′19.0116″E / 3.965998000°N 113.705281000°E /3.965998000; 113.7052810001051,224.662.4
Nyalau3°38′32.7732″N113°22′58.044″E / 3.642437000°N 113.38279000°E /3.642437000; 113.3827900017713.1
Oya2°52′26.5188″N111°52′52.536″E / 2.874033000°N 111.88126000°E /2.874033000; 111.881260002402,005160.9
Penat2°53′9.3372″N111°58′38.7876″E / 2.885927000°N 111.977441000°E /2.885927000; 111.977441000193.616.2
Penipah (Penian)2°55′57.6192″N112°10′50.2464″E / 2.932672000°N 112.180624000°E /2.932672000; 112.180624000127.910.7
Rajang2°6′49.3416″N111°11′24.9432″E / 2.113706000°N 111.190262000°E /2.113706000; 111.19026200077052,0094,715
Sabang (Samarahan)1°34′50.7432″N110°32′12.9624″E / 1.580762000°N 110.536934000°E /1.580762000; 110.536934000115873.675.9
Sadong1°32′51.63″N110°44′58.848″E / 1.5476750°N 110.74968000°E /1.5476750; 110.749680001503,645285.6
Santubong1°42′39.4992″N110°18′48.1104″E / 1.710972000°N 110.313364000°E /1.710972000; 110.313364000109.29.5
Sarawak1°38′24.4392″N110°29′51.8712″E / 1.640122000°N 110.497742000°E /1.640122000; 110.4977420001202,449211.9
Saribas, Padeh1°41′59.7444″N111°6′8.3988″E / 1.699929000°N 111.102333000°E /1.699929000; 111.1023330001601,905.7131.2
Sebako Besar1°48′37.9908″N109°47′0.9712″E / 1.810553000°N 109.783603111°E /1.810553000; 109.783603111109.210.1
Sebuyau1°31′21.4428″N110°55′54.1812″E / 1.522623000°N 110.931717000°E /1.522623000; 110.93171700045334.4
Serupai (Sadupai)3°3′55.7064″N112°43′12.8712″E / 3.065474000°N 112.720242000°E /3.065474000; 112.720242000277.822.4
Siang Siang4°53′25.0548″N115°19′24.2076″E / 4.890293000°N 115.323391000°E /4.890293000; 115.323391000101.47.8
Sibuti3°59′31.9344″N113°43′34.4712″E / 3.992204000°N 113.726242000°E /3.992204000; 113.7262420008093547.6
Similajau3°31′3.6408″N113°18′7.4124″E / 3.517678000°N 113.302059000°E /3.517678000; 113.3020590006560144.8
Suai3°47′44.5812″N113°29′29.7672″E / 3.795717000°N 113.491602000°E /3.795717000; 113.4916020001301,50186.3
Tatau3°5′2.1984″N112°47′53.898″E / 3.083944000°N 112.79830500°E /3.083944000; 112.798305002705,150429.7
Telong3°46′10.956″N113°27′3.6144″E / 3.76971000°N 113.451004000°E /3.76971000; 113.451004000105.87.8
Trusan4°57′44.9928″N115°11′28.4172″E / 4.962498000°N 115.191227000°E /4.962498000; 115.1912270002052,549.5180.9

Rivers by international borders

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International borderRiverArea (km2)
Kelantan–ThailandGolok River1,011.125
Sabah–IndonesiaSibuku River799.452
Sabah–IndonesiaSembakung River5,467.765
Sarawak–BruneiPandaruan River222.378

Rivers by state borders

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State borderRiverArea (km2)
Perlis–KedahPerlis River724.398
Penang–KedahPerai River447.824
Penang–KedahJawi River231.031
Penang–Kedah–PerakKerian River1,420.233
Kedah–PenangMuda River4,150.397
Perak–SelangorBernam River2,836.333
Selangor–Federal TerritoryKlang River1,297.382
Selangor–Federal TerritoryBuloh River451.926
Selangor–Federal Territory–Negeri SembilanLangat River2,347.882
Selangor–Negeri SembilanSepang River101.932
Negeri Sembilan–MalaccaLinggi River1,297.668
Negeri Sembilan–MalaccaMalacca River614.575
Malacca–Johor–Negeri SembilanKesang River658.263
Johor–Negeri SembilanMuar River6,137.800
Johor–PahangEndau River4,739.059
Pahang–Negeri SembilanPahang River28,682.247

Rivers flowing into theCelebes Sea

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Sabah

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Rivers flowing into theSouth China Sea

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Johor

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Kelantan

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Pahang

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Sabah

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Sarawak

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Terengganu

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Rivers flowing into theStrait of Malacca

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Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

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Johor

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Kedah

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Malacca

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Negeri Sembilan

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Penang

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Perak

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Perlis

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Selangor

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Rivers flowing into theSulu Sea

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Sabah

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Rivers flowing into theTebrau Strait

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Johor

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References

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  1. ^ab"Japan International Cooperation Agency"(PDF).
  2. ^abEric, Tilman."Kalimantan-Borneo".

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