Starting around no. Golendrov, heads southeast to Cape Oratovo and separates the river basin. Bug with its tributaries Desna and Sob from the river basin. Rosi with its tributaries Rostovitsa and Roska. Along this length, the watershed line, bending several times now to the east, now to the south, generally passes through the s.s. Sosnovka and Moncino to Oratovo metro station.
Along the river bank from the Kozyatin-Vinnitsa railway line (in particular from the village of Golendra) to the southeast, the watershed first slowly rises, reaching a long distance. Moncino has a height of 135.6 fathoms, but passing this village, it quickly falls, and near Cape Oratovo its height is only 71.4 fathoms.
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Throughout the entire length of the watershed under consideration, its slopes are cut by hollows with numerous branches flowing into the river. Bug and R. Ros.
Their direction depends on the direction of the watershed ridge, but mainly hollows with a direction from the ridge to the east and southwest predominate.
Streams flow through the thalwegs of both the main and most and secondary hollows, often dammed.
ny, thereby causing swampiness in the valleys. The banks of the hollows are steep.
The slopes of the water flow descend into the valleys of the river. Roshi and Buga are pretty cool.
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The trees are exclusively deciduous with undergrowth and are quite difficult to pass.
The soil is predominantly chernozem, but there are small spaces with some clay.
3rd part of the main watershed.
From Cape Oratovo, the main watershed line turns sharply, first to the east, and then to the northeast and, several times changing direction over a short distance, either to the north, then to the east or to the southeast, it heads through the northern part of the river. Vysokoe —Krivets—Ostraya Mogila to metro station Koshevatoye. This section of the main watershed separates the river. Ros from r.r. Mountain and Rotten Tikich.
The height of the water flow, starting at cape Oratovo at 11.4 fathoms, moves along the IBR to the northeast and rises, reaching at the village. High 111 fathoms; having traveled a little further, near the village of Sukhoi Yar, reach the greatest height of 122 fathoms. To Cape Koshevaty the height drops to 118.4 fathoms. The width of the watershed ranges from 3 to 6-7 versts. The slopes of the divide have the appearance of a hilly plain, descending from the ridge to the north towards the river. Rosi and south to the river. Mountain and Rotten Tikich.
Up to the Pyatigora-7Zhashkov lisha, the northern slopes of the bolfa are gentle and end at the river. Rosi with steep banks; the southern ones are back: the bolfes descend steeply, but abut the Gorny Tikich menfe with high banks. From the Pyatigora-7Zhashkov line or, more correctly, from the Volodarka-Stavishche line, the indicated phenomenon appears in the opposite form: the northern slopes descend more steeply and abut the Ros River with lower banks, while the southern slopes, steeply sec Ve nye r. Rotten Tikich, they descend steeply to the south of Menfe, but they also fall more precipitously into the river valley. Rotten Tikich.
Both slopes, northern and southern, are cut almost all over by numerous hollows with a lot of branches. The direction of loshin is mainly meridanal. Their upper reaches are narrow, often steep and even steep; the mouths of the hollows are much wider (up to 1'/›—2 versts). Along the bottom of most hollows, sometimes quite deep (15-20 fathoms), streams flow, often dammed. Such intersection of the watershed with hollows is noticeable throughout the entire length of the considered part of the watershed, with the exception of only a small area of cape Volodarka-Ryzhki-s. Pugachevka—m. White Church, which represents a more flat area with uneven terrain, much less pronounced than the rest of the study area of the watershed.
The watershed does not abound in people. They are scattered in small and sparse groups; in the vicinity of the city of Tarashchi and south of Volodarka, the species is found in larger groups.
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4th part of the main watershed.
Near Cape Koshevatoye, the main watershed, having abruptly changed its direction from northeast to southeast, goes to the village. With. Medvin--Morintsy--Lozovatka-Maryanovka-Kapitanovka and further to the station. Znamenka.
This part of the watershed separates the river. Rotten Tikich and Vys from r.r. Ros, Olshanka and Tyasmin.
The fall of the divide goes slowly to the east; near Melvin the height is 120.7 fathoms, and near Kapitanivka it is 96.9 fathoms.
The width of the waterway varies from 1 to 8 versts (near the village of Maryanovka).