The r$ka is a ripe row of stakes, which are completely impassable for fording. The dimensions of the river up to the mouth of the Umanka River are small: width 3-9 arshins, depth 1-1 arshin. Below the dimensions increase—itirina ranges from 9 to 30 fathoms, depth from 1 to 30 fathoms. Current speed is 1-3 feet. per second. The bottom of the river and the banks to the mouth of the river. Umankk is swampy, below the bottom is mostly sandy; shores of su? heh, elevated and steep. The shores and the bottom are drowning at the stakes. In general, the river along its entire length is a rather serious obstacle: in the area up to the mouth of the river. Umanka is full of swampy valleys, and below the mouth the significance
— 101 sizeBrow. Crossing the crossings, of which there are 39, is very difficult. It is most convenient to arrange new crossings in populated areas, but below the village. Relocation is made very difficult by the steep banks.
The river freezes in November, sometimes in December, but not later than the middle of it. Opens in March. The river flood is not great at all, since the water disperses through the dams.
The tributaries of the Yatran are insignificant in size and can have almost no impact on either the performance or the movement of troops. Also, all the right tributaries of the river have no meaning. Sinyukha, flowing into it above the mouth of the river. Yatrani; as for the front tributaries of the river. Sinyuhi, then VSB they are in the preBlah of the Odessa Military District.
R. Selnitsa. (Right tributary of the river, Southern Bu).
The source is 5 verstakhs west of the village. The village is from the valley of two nameless streams (5 n 5'[› versts in length. The slopes of the ravines in which the streams flow are steep, steep in places, the valleys are wet, meadow, but passable even for artillery! and; the streams themselves are insignificant, but their bottom is viscous, it will pass one hell of a lot).
The river Selnitsa flows to the southeast. The mouth at Cape Ladyzhina. Length 54'/4 versts.
The steepness of the banks of the valley to the village. Kinashev is insignificant, below both banks are steep and steep to the village. An oscillation, below which, although the steepness of the slopes is not great, they descend into the valley like a steep ledge. The banks of the valley are both high; Commander belongs to the village. Go to the Ladyzhin metro station on the left bank, and for the rest follow the right bank. The soil is loamy with some chernozem.
The width of the valley is 100-300 steps; at the village Bylousovka widens to 1/4-1 verst and remains this way until the mouth. The soil is clay to Shulgin, DalBe is black soil, from the village. The oscillation is predominantly sandy loam. The mouth is sandy. From the origins to the village. Koleban is a swamp overgrown with reeds, along which
Even the hunger will not pass. Below metro station Ladyzhina is wet! a meadow, and further to the mouth the valley is flat and dry.
The river consists of a number of stakes, the depth of which is more than fathoms. The fords are impassable. The river has different sizes: its width varies between 6 and 30 steps, then between 15 and 80 fathoms; the depth is between '/" - 1" arsh., then up to 1 fathom. The banks are mostly low, thick, the same is the bottom of the river. There are 19 permanent crossings. It is convenient to arrange new ones everywhere, and the Koleban-Blousovka section is especially convenient in this regard. The outer crossings to the village of Koleban will not pass even a pfhota. Below the river the obstacle is insignificant, and in dry times it is wadeable in many places. The river freezes in the second half of November. The entire valley is flooded at the beginning of March.
Tributaries of the river The villages are insignificant, but they can have some tactical significance due to the fact that they have valleys with steep slopes, and in addition consist of a series of fordable dams.
R. Trostyanep. (Right tributary of the South Bu river).
The source is in the village. Krasnogorka. 'Flow east. The mouth of the village Trostyanchik. Length 40 versts. The dimensions of the external dams are insignificant. Dam—12; their total length is 11 versts. Constant crossings at every dam. A number of minor tributaries flow into Trostyanets, flowing in steep gullies, which greatly complicates movement along the river valley. Tactical meaning of p. 'Trostyanets is insignificant.
R. Dokhna. (Right tributary of the South Bu river).