According to Catelyn, Tristifer IV ruled "from the Trident to the Neck" and in the Aegon's Conquest sectiion of TWOIAF they were said to have lands at the mouth of the Blackwater. Later on, the Blackwoods became kings after their exodus from the North, as did the Brackens and finally the Mudds, who ruled more of the Riverlands than any dynasty before them. Regarding the riverlands, they were united as one kingdom most of the time, beginning with the fishers. I've also included the northern houses which were extinguished by the Starks in this category because they weren't explicitly mentioned to be kings and speculated where their lands would have been. Examples are the Manderlys and Peakes in the Reach or the "eastern marches" kingdom, which I guessed was there since a "western marches" kingdom is named in the TWOIAF Reach section.
The names in cursive are houses which I assume were petty kings or independent lords who didn't kneel to any king, but this is mainly speculation. The names in bold letters are houses which were certainly kings (Starks, Gardeners, Dayne etc.) I made a quick sketch of westeros during the age of the hundred kingdoms (TWOIAF Spoilers)
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