United States
- Red River of the North, see above (under Canada)
- Red River (Kentucky), tributary of the Kentucky River
- Red River (Maine), tributary of the Fish River
- Red River of the South, tributary of the Mississippi River flowing between Texas and Oklahoma
- Red River Parish, Louisiana
- Red River County, Texas
- Red River (New Mexico), tributary of the Rio Grande
- Red River, New Mexico, home of the Red River Ski Area
- Red River, New York, tributary of the Moose River
- Red River (Oregon), a stream in Oregon
- Red River (Tennessee-Kentucky), tributary of the Cumberland River
- Red River (Wisconsin), tributary of the Wolf River
- Red River, Wisconsin, a town
- Red River, Shawano County, Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
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