The term ENGLISH RIVER is composed of fifteen rivers in England. The Ouse is a river in Yorkshire, the Tyne is a river in North East England, the Exe is a river in Devon, the NENE is a river in the East Midlands, the Severn is the longest river in the UK, the Tees is a river in North East England, the Thames is the second longest river in the UK, the Derwent is a river in Cumbria, the CAM is a river in Cambridgeshire, the Dee is a river in North Wales, the Nen is a river in Northamptonshire, the Rea is a river in Shropshire, the Ure is a river in Yorkshire, the AIRE is a river in Yorkshire, the AVON is a river in the West Midlands, the ESNE is a river in Lincolnshire, the Slea is a river in Lincolnshire, the Stort is a river in Hertfordshire, the Trent is a river in the East Midlands, and the Mersey is a river in Merseyside.