Orlytsia River
Appearance
Orlytsia River | |
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Native name | Орлиця (Ukrainian) |
Location | |
Country | Ukraine |
Region | Zviahel raion of Zhytomyr oblast |
Physical characteristics | |
Source | Kalynske marsh |
• coordinates | 50°46′4″N 27°52′40″E / 50.76778°N 27.87778°E |
Mouth | Ubort |
• coordinates | 50°46′50″N 27°57′52″E / 50.78056°N 27.96444°E |
Length | ~8 км |
Orlytsia (Ukrainian: Орлиця) is a river in Ukraine, Zviahel raion of Zhytomyr oblast, the right mouth of Ubort (Pripyat river).[1] The river length is about 8 kilometers.[2]
Geography
[edit]It originates from the Kalynske marsh, near the granite hills in the village of Velikiy Yablunets, at the watershed with the Uzh River. It flows mainly in southern outskirts of the Virivka village and flows into the Ubort River, the right tributary of Pripyat.[2]
On the left bank of the river is the village of Nepiznanichi, through which the northern limit of the distribution of glacial deposits passes. On the right bank is the village of Virivka, to the south of which there is a large hill with outcrops of granite, quartz and gneiss.[3]
References
[edit]- ^ Словник гідронімів України [Ukrainian hydronyms dictionary] (PDF) (in Ukrainian). Наукова Думка. 1979. p. 401.
- ^ a b "Yemilchyne map".
- ^ Тутковський, П. (1929). Узбережжя річки Уборті [The coast of the Ubort river] (in Ukrainian). pp. 6–7.