| The BUG and DINYESTER RIVERS | ||
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BUG RIVER It is also called as West Bug River. It comes from the Volin-Podolsk Plateau in the west of Russia and flows until Nikolayev marine, parallel to the River Dniester north-west to south-east. Its length is 830km. It is the boundary between Poland and Russia. It lasted 300km long along the boundary of Poland and united with Visyul River. DINYESTER RIVER It was also called as Urla by the Ottomans. It is the second longest river of Ukraine and the main water source of Moldavia. It comes out from the Carpathian Mountains in Russia and flows 1.352 km in south and west directions and it flows in the Black Sea in Odessa. There are plains in south and Moldavia Plateau. At the end of the south edge there are the plains of the Black Sea. |
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