The Coosa River's drainage has hundreds of tributaries, which have been divided into sections based on the different areas of the watershed.
The first four sections are tributary systems that converge to form the main artery of the Coosa River in Georgia.
These main tributary rivers are the Conasauga and Coosawattee Rivers, which together then form the Oostanaula River.
The Oostanaula then joins with the Etowah River in Rome, Georgia, forming the Coosa River.

Other significant tributaries of the Coosa are:
Amicalola Creek
Armuchee Creek
Big Wills Creek
Cartecay River
Cedar Creek
Chattooga River
Chocolocco Creek
Coahulla River
Ellijay River
Hatchett Creek
Heath Creek
Little River
Mill Creek
Mountain Creek
Raccoon Creek
Rock Creek
Spring Creek
Sugar Creek
Terrapin Creek
Waxahatchee Creek
Weogufka Creek (through Hatchett Creek)
The Coosa River's drainage has hundreds of tributaries, which have been divided into sections based on the different areas of the watershed. The first four sections are tributary systems that converge to form the main artery of the Coosa River in Georgia. These main tributary rivers are the Conasauga and Coosawattee Rivers, which together then form the Oostanaula River. The Oostanaula then joins with the Etowah River in Rome, Georgia, forming the Coosa River.
Other significant tributaries of the Coosa are:
Amicalola Creek
Armuchee Creek
Big Wills Creek
Cartecay River
Cedar Creek
Chattooga River
Chocolocco Creek
Coahulla River
Ellijay River
Hatchett Creek
Heath Creek
Little River
Mill Creek
Mountain Creek
Raccoon Creek
Rock Creek
Spring Creek
Sugar Creek
Terrapin Creek
Waxahatchee Creek
Weogufka Creek (through Hatchett Creek)
Coosa River