According to the nature of the relief, the considered part of the watershed of the Lisyanka-Shandorovka-Korsun lines is divided into 9 sections, which differ sharply from each other. The section of the watershed to the north of this river, walled parallel to the current rivers de Paix
The Rosya on the eastern side and the Gnily Tikich with the Boyarka tributary on the western side, in general, represent an area of a rather secret character.
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The slopes of the watershed along the entire length of both sections, northern and southern, are crossed by numerous hollows, but the very hollows to the north of this line are quite deep with steep and steep banks; the valleys of the southern section are generally flatter and have fewer branches; both t and other hollows usually have streams flowing along the bottom. Dams are often found on these streams. The old ponds have mostly dried up at this time, so that the bottom of the hollows, with very few exceptions, is dry.
To the north of the Lisenka-Korsun line, the ravines are directed predominantly to the east and west of the main ridge of the watershed, and the ravines of the southern section are directed to the west, south and north-east.
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It is deciduous, with underfoot, and makes it difficult to move on roads. The soil is black earth, and along the river bank. Dew with a touch of clay and sand.
a) Vodorazdfl r.r. Teterev and Irpen, Dnfpra and Rosi.
Separating from the main water supply at the stake. Golendra, goes first in a north-eastern direction! and to metro stations Kazyatyn, Radzivilovka and Yesterday, with an average height of about
124.9 soot DalBe it turns east along the railway line Kazyatyn-Fastov.
From Fastov, the TV goes southeast, to the north. Fastovets, Maryanovka-Krasnaya (average height 91.7 fathoms), behind the Bm again turns to the northeast, to the north. Germanovka - Chernyakhov (with the same average height) and, finally, again heads to the southeast, in the direction of the city of Kanev (average height 101.7 fathoms). Thus, the water divide branch under consideration, in its position, is the water divide of the basins at the beginning of the river. Rosi and Stugny, and then R.R. Dnfpra and Rosi, and the height of this vftvi gradually decreases as it moves from west to east, with the exception of the final section, which again rises somewhat.
Passing in its first section (from Golendrov village to Vshcherayshe metro station) quite close to the river. Guiva and forming the right hilly bank of it, the named main watershed with its south-eastern slope gently descends into the valley of the river. Rastatypes. This slope is cut by gullies and ravines in the direction of the tributaries of the named river, i.e., IN THE SOUTHEASTERN.
The beams and ravines are characterized by steep slopes and, due to their direction, in inclement weather they can impede the movement of troops operating on the roads to the city of Kev. The highest height is 138.1 fathoms. lies 3 versts southeast of Cape Kazatina.
In the second section, i.e., from the Yesterday metro station, Fastov metro station, GDB VTV is a direct watershed of the river. Unava and Kamenka, the area is an undulating plain with a gentle slope to the river. Kamenk$; movement along this slope is not difficult. 'Only in places where there are beams and hollows, the steepness of the descents and ascents increases. K r. The named watershed descends high and very steep, sometimes even precipitously. The highest absolute altitude in this area is near Cape Fastov 108.5 fathoms. From metro station Fastov ie.
us. Krasnoe and s. Chernyakhov, the watershed also has the character of an undulating plain, turning into a steppe as you approach the south. This plain is cut by ravines and ravines, which are the beds of the tributaries of the Protok, Rossava and Stugna.
Gullies and gullies on southwestern and southeastern slopes with gentle banks; the north-eastern ones are distinguished by the steepness and sometimes steep nature of their banks. ‘’So ravines, suffocation into the river valley. The slopes are very deep, up to 15-20 fathoms, and steep. These ravines are especially large in length and depth near the outskirts of Zastugna and between the towns. Sands and village Khanbikov, as well as along the stream running from the Bezpyaty farm to E. Barakhty, in its lower half. The greatest height of the watershed in this area is 106 fathoms, one verst to the east of the village. Fastovets.
In its last section, the watershed branch is an elevated plateau, the slopes of which facing the Dnieper are cut by long (up to 10-12 ver.) and deep (up to 15 fathoms) ravines and gullies with steep banks.