A canal connects this river with the Bug, and the cities of Kherson and Smolensk lie on its banks.
The Gomel Palace estate can be found on the banks of a tribuatary of this river, the Sozh. The Volyn-Podilsk Upland comprises the southern border of the marshes on another of this river's tributaries, some of the largest wetlands in Europe. The Kryvyy Rih canal to this river allows access to the Kakhovka Reservoir, while its hydroelectric system begun at Zaporizhzhya was extensively documented by (*) Margaret Bourke-White. A canal connects this river with the Bug, and the cities of Kherson and Smolensk lie on its banks. That aforementioned tributary of this river is the Pripyat, whose banks within the Exclusion Zone now feature a ghost-town with a creepy-ass ferris wheel near the site of the Chernobyl disaster. Rising in the Valdai Hills and flowing into the Black Sea, for 10 points, name this fourth-longest river in Europe that flows through Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
The Gomel Palace estate can be found on the banks of a tribuatary of this river, the Sozh.
Dnieper river [or Dnipro river]