Index longissimorum Civitatum Foederatarum fluviorum

Cursus principales triginta octo fluviorum Civitatum Foederatarum sunt saltem 500 milia passuum Anglica vel 800 chiliometra longi. Cursus principalis hic significat maiorem fluvii partem, ab amnibus influentibus distinctam. Institutum agri metationis Civitatum Foederatarum cursum principalem coordinatis punctorum "fontis" et "ostii" definit. Aliqua flumina praeclara, ut Atchafalaya, Willamette, ac Susquehanna, in indicem non eunt, quia principales eorum cursus sunt breviores quam 500 milia passuum.

Septem horum fluviorum fines inter civitates transeunt vel constituunt. Duo, fluvii Iuconus et Columbia, incipiunt in Canada, unde in Civitates Foederatas influunt. Tres—Milk, Ruber Septentrionalis, ac fluvius Sancti Laurentii—in CFA incipiunt et in Canadam influunt (Milk quidem bis finem inter civitates transit). Duo fluvii, Coloratus et Palmarum, in CFA incipiunt et in Mexicum influunt, aut finem cum eo constituunt. Praeterea, systemata fluminum Mississippi et Missuri in Canadam patent, et systema Gilae in Mexicum patet.

Quantitates hydrologicae saepe mutantur et difficiliter definuntur, itaque numeri ordoque sequentes ad veritatem tantum appropinquant.

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Legenda† Fluvius non omnino in CFA iacet.‡ Systema fluviorum non omnino in CFA iacet.f Fons fluvii.o Ostium fluvii.

+ Longissimi Civitatum Foederatarum fluvii (cursus principales)#NomenOstiumLongitudoFontiscoordinataeGeographic Names Information System (United States Geological Survey); Canadian Geographical Names Data Base; ac Google Earth (coordinatae fluminis Colorati).OstiicoordinataeSystematissuperficiesRivers of North America (ed. Benke et Cushing), nisi aliter indicatur.DefluxioCivitates, provinciae, imago1MissuriusMississippius2341 mi3,768 km 529353 mi21,371,017 km2‡69100 ft3/s1,956 m3/s Montanaf, Dacota Septentrionalis, Dacota Meridiana, Nebrasca, Iova, Kansia, Missuriaocenter|150px|alt=Flumen latum trans campum fluit.2MississippiusSinus Mexicanus2202 mi3,544 km 1260000 mi23,270,000 km2‡650000 ft3/s18,400 m3/s Minnesotaf, Visconsinia, Iova, Illinoesia, Missuria, Kentukia, Tennesia, Arcansia, Mississippia, Ludovicianaocenter|150px|alt=Parvus fluvius ex lacu fluit.3IuconusMare Beringianum1979 mi3,185 km† 324000 mi2839,200 km2‡ 224000 ft3/s6,340 m3/sColumbia Britannicaf, Iuconus, Alascaocenter|150px|alt=Solis occasus super magnum fluvium per montes fluentem. 4Flumen PalmarumSinus Mexicanus 1759 mi2,830 km† 340000 mi2870,000 km2‡  1300 ft3/s37 m3/sColoratumf, Novum Mexicum, Texiao, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nova Legio, Tamaulipaeocenter|150px|alt=Parvus fluvius sub arcum pluvium per montes sinuat. 5ColoratumSinus Californiensis 1450 mi2,330 km† 248000 mi2642,000 km2‡ 1400 ft3/s40 m3/s Coloratumf, Uta, Arizona, Nivata, California, Sonorao, California Inferiorocenter|150px|alt=Magnum flumen per pylas profundas fluit.6Arkansa Mississippius 1443 mi2,322 km  160200 mi2414,910 km2   35500 ft3/s1,004 m3/sColoratumf, Kansia, Oclahoma, Arcansiaocenter|150px|alt=Mangum flumen nocte per urbem illustrem fluit.7ColumbiaOceanus Pacificus1243 mi2,000 km†   279548 mi2724,024 km2‡  273000 ft3/s7,730 m3/s Columbia Britannicaf, Vasingtoniao, Oregoniaocenter|150px|alt=Magnum flumen per saltum silvosum fluit.8Flumen Rubrum MeridionaleFlumina Atchafalaya et Mississippius1125 mi1,811 km 65590 mi2169,890 km2 30100 ft3/s852 m3/s Oclahomaf, Texia, Arcansia, Ludovicianaocenter|150px|alt= Oxbow bend in a river seen from an airplane9SnakeColumbia1040 mi1,674 km 108000 mi2281,000 km255300 ft3/s1,565 m3/s Vyominaf, Idahum, Oregonia, Vasingtoniaocenter|150px|alt=A river winds across a plain at the foot of jagged snow-covered mountains.10OhiumMississippius979 mi1,575 km  204000 mi2529,000 km2308400 ft3/s8,733 m3/sPennsilvaniaf, Ohium, Virginia Occidentalis, Indiana, Illinoesia, Kentukiaocenter|150px|alt=Modest skyscrapers, their images reflected in the water, line the bank of a wide placid river.11Flumen Coloratum (Texia)Sinus Mexicanus970 mi1,560 km  39900 mi2103,341 km22600 ft3/s75 m3/s Texiaf, ocenter|150px|alt=A small stream flows through an arid plain populated with low shrubs. Much of the surrounding soil is red.12TennessienseOhium935 mi1,504 km  40880 mi2105,870 km271000 ft3/s2,000 m3/sTennesiaf, Alabama, Kentukiaocenter|150px|alt=A wide river curves through an urban landscape replete with bridges, tall buildings, et wooded areas near the water.13Flumen CanadenseArkansa906 mi1,458 km   47130 mi2122,070 km2 6100 ft3/s174 m3/sNovum Mexicumf, Texia, Oclahomaocenter|150px|alt=A small stream in arid country flows under a railroad bridge high above the water.14BrazosSinus Mexicanus 860 mi1,390 km  44620 mi2115,566 km2 8800 ft3/s249 m3/sTexiaf, ocenter|150px|alt=A train crosses a bridge over a wide river.15Flumen Viride (Uta)Flumen Coloratum760 mi1,230 km 44900 mi2116,200 km2 6100 ft3/s172 m3/sVyominaf, Coloratum, Utaocenter|upright|100x150px|alt=View from an airplane: A river meanders this way et that through a reddish-brown landscape.16PecosFlumen Palmarum730 mi1,175 km   44000 mi2113,960 km271 ft3/s2 m3/s Novum Mexicumf, Texiaocenter|150px|alt=A large river flows through a canyon.17Flumen Album (Arcansia)Mississippius720 mi1,159 km  27872 mi272,189 km234600 ft3/s979 m3/s  Arcansiaf, o, Missuriacenter|150px|alt=A wide placid river flows by a low wooded hill.18JamesMissurius710 mi1,140 km  20942 mi254,240 km2 854 ft3/s24.2 m3/s  Dacota Septentrionalisf, Dacota Meridianaocenter|150px|alt=Parvus fluvius per oppidum sinuat.19KuskokwimMare Beringianum702 mi1,130 km  48000 mi2124,319 km267000 ft3s1,900 m3/sAlascaf, ocenter|150px|alt=Homines et cymbae in ripa lati fluvii.20CimarronArkansa698 mi1,123 km19510 mi250,540 km21500 ft3/s42 m3/s Oclahomaf, o, Coloratum, Kansia center|150px|alt=A medium-sized river winds through a flat plain dominated by brown grasses.21CumberlandOhium696 mi1,120 km  17930 mi246,430 km241000 ft3/s862 m3/s Kentukiaf, o, Tennesia center|150px|alt=Several canoes pass under a bridge over a wide river in a forest.22YellowstoneMissurius678 mi1,091 km  70400 mi2182,336 km212800 ft3/s362 m3/sVyominaf, Montana, Dacota Septentrionalisocenter|upright|100x150px|alt=Large waterfall encased in ice23North PlatteFlumen Platte665 mi1,070 km    34885 mi290,352 km2770 ft3/s21.9 m3/sColoratumf, Vyomina, Nebrascaocenter|150px|alt=Canoers run rapids on a boulder-strewn river in the mountains.24MilkMissurius625 mi1,005 km†  22332 mi257,839 km2‡670 ft3/s18.9 m3/s Alberta, Montanaf, ocenter|150px|alt=A small river winds through a rocky, grass-covered plateau. Hills rise in the distance.25OuachitaFlumen Nigrum605 mi974 km  24886 mi264,454 km2   29800 ft3/s843 m3/s Arcansiaf, Ludovicianaocenter|150px|alt=A lock et dam on a medium-sized river26Flumen Sancti LaurentiiSinus Sancti Laurentii600 mi965 km†  620000 mi21,600,000 km2‡ 440000 ft3/s12,600 m3/s New Yorkf, Ontariof, Quebecumocenter|150px|alt=A large ship travels along a large river bordered by vegetation on one bank et urban development on the other.27GilaFlumen Coloratum600 mi960 km  57850 mi2149,832 km2‡210 ft3/s6 m3/s Novum Mexicumf, Arizonaocenter|150px|alt=A shallow river with a sandy bed flows through an arid landscape.28SheyenneFlumen Rubrum (Canada)(Flumen Rubrum Septentrionale591 mi951 km         8800 mi223,000 km2288 ft3/s8.2 m3/s Dacota Septentrionalisf, ocenter|150px|alt= A small river rushes away from the base of a dam.29TananaIuconus584 mi940 km44000 mi2114,000 km241800 ft3/s1,185 m3/s Alascaf, ocenter|150px|alt=A shallow braided river flows over a plain partly covered by green plants et grasses. Jagged snow-covered mountains rise in the distance.30Smoky HillKansia576 mi927 km  19260 mi249,900 km2 1542 ft3/s43.7 m3/s Coloratumf, Kansiaocenter|150px|alt=A small, muddy river, as seen from a bridge, meanders between tree-lined banks.31NiobraraMissurius568 mi914 km 12600 mi232,600 km2  1700 ft3/s49 m3/s Vyominaf, Nebrascaocenter|150px|A small river flows through a field of grass et yellow flowers.32Missurius MinorMissurius560 mi900 km    8310 mi221,500 km2450 ft3/s13 m3/s Vyominaf, Montana, Dacota Meridiana, Dacota Septentrionalisocenter|150px33SabineSinus Mexicanus553 mi890 km   9756 mi225,268 km2    8400 ft3/s238 m3/s Texiaf, Ludovicianaocenter|150px 34Flumen Rubrum SeptentrionaleLacus Winnipeg550 mi890 km†111000 mi2287,500 km2‡8300 ft3/s236 m3/sDacota Septentrionalisf, Minnesotaf, Manitobaocenter|150px35Des MoinesMississippius 525 mi845 km    12018 mi231,127 km2   6400 ft3/s182 m3/s Minnesotaf, Missuria, Iovaocenter|150px 36Flumen Album (Dacota Meridiana)Missurius506 mi815 km   10200 mi226,418 km2     570 ft3/s16 m3/sNebrascaf, Dacota Meridianaocenter|150px37TrinitatisSinus Galveston506 mi815 km  17970 mi246,540 km2 7800 ft3/s222 m3/sTexiaf, ocenter|150px38WabashOhium503 mi810 km32950 mi285,340 km21001 ft3/s28 m3/sOhiumf, Indianao, Illinoesiaocenter|150px

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 Bibliographia 
 Benke, Arthur C., ed., et Cushing, Colbert E., ed. Rivers of North America. Burlington, Massachusetts: Elsevier Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-088253-1.

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