Emblematic rivers of Asturias: Nature in its purest form

The river Eo at its mouth in the Cantabrian Sea forms the Ría del Eo which is one of the most important estuaries in the North of Spain.

The River Nalón has the largest basin surface area and is the longest and most abundant river in Asturias.

A large part of this river flows through the Picos de Europa Natural Park.

The Sella is the most important river in eastern Asturias and flows through the municipalities of Amieva, Cangas de Onís, Parres, Ponga and...

The Navia is one of the most abundant rivers that flows into the Cantabrian Sea, and due to this and its gradient, it is a river with great...

The River Deva is the easternmost of the Asturian rivers and its mouth forms the Ría de Tinamayor.

The Dobra is a river of pure and crystalline waters, a tributary of the River Sella and the western limit of the Picos de Europa.

It is a short coastal river that rises in the Sierra de la Bobia and flows into the Cantabrian Sea at Porcía Beach.

This river rises in Busmargalí, in the council of Navia.

The Caudal river rises in Santa Cruz de Mieres, the result of the union of the Aller and Lena rivers.

The Narcea River, despite being the most important tributary of the Nalón River, should be considered as a main river.

It rises in the Fuente de la Paradona in Somiedo and flows into the Narcea River in the council of Belmonte de Miranda, being its main tributary.

River that runs through the municipalities of Llanera, Corvera and Avilés.

It is the evolution of a river that was initially a coastal river and on it are located the so-called Hoces del Esva, a natural area declared as a...