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Part 4

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The source is near the village. Pavlovka by crumpling 8 beams. To s. Pyatkovka flows to the east, to the village of Tsymbaly to the northeast, from where to the mouth to the east. The mouth of the village Lugovoe. Length 55 versts. The dimensions of the river and the dams are not large, the valley is dry.

There are 18 crossings on the river. All these data make the value of the river as an obstacle insignificant, especially since infantry can cross the river everywhere except for the posts, and the construction of new crossings is possible everywhere. The flood lasts 1'/-2 nelly in March month; at this time, r5ka receives greater significance as an obstacle.

_ Tributaries of the river Dokhny are insignificant, only r. Bernardynka (Berezanka) can disrupt the movement of VnF troops at existing crossings or if they are damaged. The river begins from the dams near the village. Sharapanovka; flows southeast; mouth at Cape Bershad; length 61 versts. There are 15 permanent crossings. VSB it will withstand convoys and artillery.

R. Savrinka (Savranka Chechelnitskaya). (Right tributary of the Yuzhny Bul river).

The source is 1'/> versts east of the village. Staro-Lug; to s. Berezki Chechelnitskaya flows to the southeast. Length 101] versts.

The banks of the valley are high. Their height sometimes reaches 60-70 fathoms. The steepness is mostly insignificant. Komanlovane mainly belongs to the right bank.

Significant forest groups are only on the right bank from the village. Kontsevo to the village. Dubinovo. Width of the valley from the source to the left. Krivetskaya '/1—"/" verst, down to the mouth 2-3 versts. The soil is mostly sandy. The valley is mostly swampy, but in the summer in the area of ​​the village of Krivetskaya - the mouth of the river the swamps dry out.

The sizes of r$fka vary: width from 2 to 60 steps, depth from!/» to 3 arshins. Current speed 1 ft. per second. The banks are mostly low, in the furnace, and the bottom of the river is the same. |

The stakes, of which there are a row of rivers, are impassable for fording. The bottom and banks of the staves are the same as those of the river. Constant crossings - 19. Almost everywhere below the crossings there are fords, and it is only convenient to arrange new crossings. As for the cross-country ability of the river, it is higher than Verbovka

— 104 it represents an insignificant stream. From the village Recruitment lo s. The end inclusive, due to the swampy and almost continuous c$pistav, is equal to the height of the slopes of the valley, it. is a significant obstacle to moving troops outside existing crossings. Below the mouth, this obstacle is not serious, especially in the summer, when the swamps in the valleys dry up. |

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Tributaries of the river The Savranki area poses only significant obstacles to the movement of troops that flow through valleys with steep slopes.

There are many tributaries on the left and right sides and they present significant difficulties when moving along

VALLEYS.

R. Kodyma. (Right tributary of the Yu. Bua river).

The source is from the camp near the manor's house. Berezovka, flows to the city of Balta to the southeast, further to Cape Kodyma to the east, from where it flows into the river. Southern Bug near Konetspol metro station to the north. Length 131°/a verst. The steepness of the banks of the valley up to Cape Konetspol is not great. From the beginning of Cape Konetspol to the mouth of the bavvy bank is steep, the right bank is steeper, but also steep. On the left bank, the command belongs to the village. Berezovka to the village. Eftodya and from the village. Stone bridge to the mouth; for the rest of the length the right bank commands. Ground up to the village Krivoe Lake is chernozem, below to Cape Konetspol it is sandy-chernozem, below it is rocky.

The width of the valley from the source to the village. Crooked Lake 50-350 fathoms. Ot village. Crooked Lake to the village. Stone bridge 8 - 31/2 versts. Below 'to the mouth is limited by the width of the river, i.e. 15-20 fathoms. The soil is predominantly black soil with sand; below p. Birch trees have a lot of stone:

To s. A dry, meadow valley has settled; below to s. Eftodya—

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swampy, overgrown with reeds; below to s. Miropolye is wet, meadow, passable only for fun; below to the city of Balty it is dry. From Balty to Cape Krivoye Ozero it is of the same nature, but with marshy areas. Below to s. Stone bridge flooded meadows with stripes of swamps covered with reeds. These stripes do not dry out even in summer.

The dimensions of the river vary: width from 2 to 60 steps, depth from!/3 to 11/2 arshins. |