In Greek and Roman mythology, the Oceanids (Ὠκεανίδες) were the three thousand children of the titans Oceanus and Tethys. Each of these nymphs was the patron of a particular spring, river, ocean, lake or pond.

Children of Oceanus:

With Gaia

• Creusa
  
• Spercheus
  

With Tethys

• Achelous
  
• Acheron
  
• Alpheus
  
• Amaltheia
  
• Amphitrite (an Oceanid accordingto Apollodorus or a Nereid according to Hesiod)
  
• Asia
  
• Asopus
  
• Callirhoe
  
• Catillus
  
• Cebren
  
• Cephissus
  
• Circe
  
• Clitunno (Roman mythology)
  
• Clymene
  
• Cronos
  
• Crinisus
  
• Dione
  
• Doris
  
• Electra
  
• Enipeus
  
• Eurynome
  
• Inachus
  
• Lysithea
  
• Melia
  
• Meliboea
  
• Merope
  
• Nilus
  
• Peneus
  
• Perse
  
• Philyra
  
• Pleione
  
• Rhea 1
  
• Rhode
  
• Scamander
  
• Simoeis
  
• Styx
  
• Telesto
  
• Tiberinus (Roman mythology)
  
• Tibertus (Roman mythology)
  
• Tyche
  
• Volturnus (Roman mythology)
  

Unknown Mother

• Nemesis
  
• Caanthus

• Acheron
  

See also: Mermaid, Siren

Music

Jean Sibelius (1865-1957). The Oceanides

Nymphs
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