It begins at the southern edge of the forest group, which is between the s.s. Sevostyanovka and Shukayvoda; flows to the village. Markovka to the southeast, further to the village of Stepanovka to the south, from the village of Stepanovka to the village. Kashchury to the north-west, and from the village. Kashchura flows into the river. Sob, opposite metro station Kuna, to the west. Length about 55 versts.
With few exceptions, the banks of the valley are long and flat throughout almost all of them. The command is indifferent. Black soil with clay. The width of the valley is from '/h to 1 verst. The soil is predominantly muddy and marshy. Almost the entire valley is occupied by staves and overgrown with reeds. |
The width of the river ranges from 2 steps to 13 fathoms. Depth from 8 to 7 feet, flow speed 1-1"/" feet per second. On the dams, which occupy 35 out of 55 versts, the depth is more than fathoms everywhere. There are 20 permanent crossings. Many of the crossings are quite serviceable. The construction of new crossings is most convenient in! versts below the Karabevskaya dam, near the village of Omevka and between the village of Ignatovka and Kashchursky stav.
In general, the river from the source to Stepanovka and below the village. Zyatkovtsy is significant even to the mouth! I don’t have it, but in the area from the village. Stepanovka to metro station Zyatkovtsy when destroyed! and crossings cancan be a serious obstacle. The river freezes. in December; in March it overflows and occupies the entire valley. The water subsides in a week or two.
R. Udich.
(Lion tributary of the Southern Bu river).
The source is south of the village. Rossoshki; to s. Rossosha flows to the southwest, to the village. Gniloy Tashlyk to the south, to the village. Canopy to the west, DalBe to the mouth to the southwest; flows into the Yuzhny Bug River near the village. Shumilovo. Length 52/4 versts.
The banks of the valley are mostly flat. The command of the shores is indifferent. The soil is black soil, and in places there are outcrops of granite.
The width of the valley ranges from 40 to 150 fathoms. The soil is black soil with loamy subsoil. At the source the valley is a wet, passable meadow; further on it is occupied by villages, vegetable gardens, and mowing fields.
The width of the river ranges from 6 steps to 15 fathoms. The depth of the internal dams is from 1'/" to 8 arches. The flow speed is '/'—1 foot. per second. There are 6 dams along the river, and they are impassable for fording. The bottom at the sources of the river and in the dams is muddy and viscous; the rest is hard and sandy. The banks are mostly dry, rising up to 1 arsh above the water. There are 29 permanent crossings. Most are in good working order. It is convenient to arrange new crossings everywhere, including dams. The river freezes in December and opens in mid-March. In general, the Russian Federation Udich could have only tactical significance, but even that was small.
Tributaries of the river Fishing in size can present a slight difficulty for the movement of troops and especially artillery and cavalry due to the steepness of its banks, and in wet weather, the swampy areas of its valleys. The same importance may be given to the left tributaries of the Southern Bug, the Okna River and the river. Nameless.
R. Tit. (Lyuvy tributary of the Southern Bu river).
It starts from the dam in the village. Tit; flows to the village. Ossetna to the southwest, from the village. Ossetna to the village. Zholodistoe to the southeast, from the village. Kololistoe to the village of Gordova to the east, from the l. Gordova to s. Troyans to the southeast, Dalfe to the mouth at Savatinovka to the south; The flow is very tortuous. Length 661/1in..
The banks of the valley up to the Grushkinsky sugar factory are mostly flat, but from the Grushkinsky sugar factory they are steep, inaccessible to artillery and cavalry, and in some places impassable. The commander is partly indifferent, partly belongs to the right bank.
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The width of the valley from the sources to the Kuzminaya rowing is no more than 50-60 fathoms, from Be to the village. Troyan width ranges from 150 to 250 fathoms.. Ot s. Troyany to Yuzeeovka is only 5-9 fathoms, DalBe fluctuates between 10 and 60 fathoms. The bottom of the valley is very variable in terms of soil: swampy areas alternate with black soil, rocky and clayey areas. Up to Gordova Dolina there are wet meadows, below are dry; In places the bottom of the valley is occupied by ponds.