List of rivers of the United States: H facts for kids

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This page lists many important rivers found in the United States. All the rivers on this list have names that start with the letter H. Rivers are super important! They provide water for drinking, farming, and even for making electricity. They also create homes for lots of plants and animals.

To find out more about rivers in different states, you can visit the main page: List of rivers in the United States.

Rivers Starting with "Ha"

Here are some rivers in the United States whose names begin with "Ha":

• Hackensack River - This river flows through parts of New York and New Jersey.
• Hackers Creek - You can find this creek in West Virginia.
• Haigler Creek - This creek is located in Arizona.
• Halifax River - This river is in Florida.
• Halls Stream - This stream is in New Hampshire.
• Ham Branch - Another stream located in New Hampshire.
• Hamma Hamma River - This river flows through Washington state.
• Hammonasset River - This river is in Connecticut.
• Hampton River - There are two rivers named Hampton River. One is in New Hampshire.
• Hampton River - The other Hampton River is in Virginia.
• Hampton Falls River - This river is also in New Hampshire.
• Hanalei River - This beautiful river is found in Hawaii.
• Hardware River - This river is located in Virginia.
• Harbor River - This river flows through South Carolina.
• Harlem River - This famous river is in New York.
• Harpeth River - This river flows through Tennessee.
• Hassayampa River - This river is in Arizona.
• Hatchie River - This river flows through both Mississippi and Tennessee.
• Haw River - This river is in North Carolina.
• Hawlings River - This river is located in Maryland.
• Hay River - This river is in Wisconsin.
• Hazel River - This river is found in Virginia.

Rivers Starting with "He" and "Hi"

Let's explore some rivers with names starting with "He" and "Hi":

• Heart River - This river flows through North Dakota.
• Henry Fork - This fork is in West Virginia.
• Henrys Fork - This important fork is in Idaho.
• Hillsborough River - This river is in Florida.
• Hiwassee River - This river flows through Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee.

Rivers Starting with "Ho"

Here are some rivers whose names begin with "Ho":

• Hockanum River - This river is in Connecticut.
• Hocking River - This river flows through Ohio.
• Hockomock River - This river is located in Massachusetts.
• Hogatza River - This river is found in Alaska.
• Hoh River - This river is in Washington state.
• Holitna River - Another river located in Alaska.
• Holly River - This river is in West Virginia.
• Holston River - This river flows through Virginia and Tennessee.
• Homochitto River - This river is in Mississippi.
• Hood River - This river is in Oregon.
• Hoosic River - This river flows through Massachusetts, Vermont, and New York.
• Hop River - This river is in Connecticut.
• Horsepasture River - This river is in North Carolina.
• Horton Creek - This creek is in Arizona.
• Housatonic River - This river flows through Connecticut and Massachusetts.
• Houston River - This river is in New York.

Rivers Starting with "Hu" and "Hy"

Finally, here are rivers with names starting with "Hu" and "Hy":

• Hudson River - This very famous river flows through New York. It's a major waterway!
• Huerfano River - This river is in Colorado.
• Huff Creek - This creek is in West Virginia.
• Huff Run - This run is in Ohio.
• Hughes River - One Hughes River is in Virginia.
• Hughes River - Another Hughes River is in West Virginia.
• Humboldt River - This important river is in Nevada.
• Humptulips River - This river is in Washington state.
• Hungry River - This river is in North Carolina.
• Hunt River - This river is in Rhode Island.
• Huron River - One Huron River is in Michigan.
• Huron River - The other Huron River is in Ohio.
• Hurricane Creek - This creek is in Alabama.
• Huslia River - This river is in Alaska.
• Hutchinson River - This river is in New York.
• Hyco River - This river flows through North Carolina and Virginia.