Aa River

• in France:
• the river Aa, in the north of France, falling into the North Sea at Gravelines, and navigable as far as Saint-Omer.
• in Switzerland:
• Sarner Aa, a tributary of Lake Lucerne.
• Engelberger Aa, also a tributary of Lake Lucerne.
• Aabach, in the cantons of Lucerne and Aargau, which carries the waters of Lakes Baldegg and Hallwil into the Aar near Lenzburg.
• in Germany:
• the Westphalian Aa (Westflische Aa), rising in the Teutoburg Forest, and joining the Werre at Herford.
• the Mnster Aa (Mnstersche Aa), a tributary of the Ems near Mnster.
• the Great Aa (Groe Aa), a tributary of the Ems near Lingen.
• and several others (Ahauser Aa, Alsttter Aa, Bocholter Aa, Grenzaa, Ibbenbrener Aa, Speller Aa, Steinfurter Aa).
• in the Netherlands:
• Drentse Aa, a small river in the Drenthe and Groningen provinces that also flows through Groningen city.
• Aa, a river in Noord-Brabant, flowing through Helmond and 's-Hertogenbosch.
• Aa or Weerijs, also in Noord-Brabant, a small river near Breda.
• several small rivers and canals in Groningen province, such as Pekel Aa, Ruiten Aa, Mussel Aa.
• in Latvia:
• Lielupe (in German Kurlndische Aa)
• Gauja (in German Livlndische Aa), both falling into the Gulf of Riga, near Riga

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