In general, crossing the Russian Federation is more difficult in the section with. Berezanka to the village. Antonov and especially to Samgorodok.
The Russian Federation freezes in early December. Opens in February or early March. During floods, the entire valley is flooded.
R. Skvirka.
It originates one verst northwest of the village. Krivosheintsy. To Shamraevskaya-Stadnitsa it flows to the east from the latter to the southeast. Flows into the river. Ros in the village Yablonovka, general name length 39/5 versts. |
The banks of the valley are elevated, in some places steep and steep, and in others flat.
Left bank to the village. Skvirki is completely covered with forest. On the right bank the river stretches continuously only between the villages. With. Kamennaya-Greblya and Shamraevskaya-Stadnitsa, further in. goes with a break and only at the village. Skvirky again goes into the old form.
The width of the valley ranges from 15 to 100 fathoms. To-
The line is generally a wet meadow, below the village. |
Seleznevka is swampy and marshy. Ot s. The Squirka valley is dry to the mouth.
The width of the river up to Seleznevka '/» arit., below it expands and in some places reaches 15 fathoms..
The depth to Seleznevka is insignificant, below it varies from 1 to 2 arshins. In the streams, of which there are 9 along the current, the depth is significant and they are impassable when wading. Current speed is 1-3 feet. per second.
The banks up to Seleznevka are a dry meadow, further up to (Skvirki) the river is low-lying, swampy, and below it is dry again. The bottom of the river is muddy almost everywhere. There are 12 permanent crossings. Almost all crossings are in good working order. The ford into the dam of the river is passable almost everywhere. In terms of its dimensions, it does not present an obstacle; but below Seleznevka, The presence of a swampy valley can make it difficult for troops to cross. During spring floods, if existing crossings are destroyed, it poses a serious obstacle to creating new crossings wherever the valley is dry.
The river freezes in mid-November or early November. Opens at the end of February or beginning of March. During a flood, almost the entire valley is flooded.
R. Rastavitsa.
Keep the beginning 3 versts west of the village. Sokolep. In the upper reaches it flows to the east; at the village Ploskoye turns north and then northeast. Having made a series of bends, it again turns east from metro Povoloch, and from the village. Rows to the ‘mouth to the southeast; flow into Ros near the village. Pilipche, the general name is 110 miles long. |
The banks of the valley are elevated; at the source there are 3 soots. heights, below 10-15 fathoms. The half-way areas are found on both banks from the village. Pustokhi to the village. Strokov and on the right from Strokov to the mouth. The rest is long! and both banks are steep and very steep. The right bank is generally clearer, the left bank is more open. The soil on the banks is mostly clay and sand.
Lolina initially has the appearance of a narrow, poorly defined ravine, but then it becomes more clearly outlined and widens, reaching a point. Strokovo up to 1 verst. Valley bottom to the village. Strokov wet meadow, swampy in places, below the village. The Strokova Valley is dry almost everywhere.
Ground up to the village Pustokhi sandy-clayey, dalfe to the village. Strokova - loess, and below the village. Strokova to the mouth is mostly sandy.
The width of the river in the upper reaches is 1-9 arsch, further it expands and reaches in places up to 30 fathoms. The depth at the beginning is 1-2 feet, and then it reaches 1 fathom. The speed of the current is 1 foot. per second. Along the course of the Russian River there are 9 staves that are impassable for fording. The river breaks into sleeves.