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Page 141
... Ukraine and then into the Dnieper estuary of the Black Sea . A brief treatment of the Dnieper River fol- lows . For full treatment , see MACROPAEDIA : Europe . The river's course can be divided roughly into three parts : the swampy ...
... Ukraine and then into the Dnieper estuary of the Black Sea . A brief treatment of the Dnieper River fol- lows . For full treatment , see MACROPAEDIA : Europe . The river's course can be divided roughly into three parts : the swampy ...
Page 175
... Ukraine . The Donets is 650 miles ( 1,050 km ) long and drains a basin of 39,000 square miles ( 100,000 square km ) . Rising in the Central Russian Upland , it flows south past Belgorod , Russia ; enters Ukraine and passes to the east ...
... Ukraine . The Donets is 650 miles ( 1,050 km ) long and drains a basin of 39,000 square miles ( 100,000 square km ) . Rising in the Central Russian Upland , it flows south past Belgorod , Russia ; enters Ukraine and passes to the east ...
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... Ukraine are also densely settled . The area of highest population density extends from England across northern France and the Low Countries to the Rhine - Ruhr region of Ger- many and southward to northern Italy . In gen- eral ...
... Ukraine are also densely settled . The area of highest population density extends from England across northern France and the Low Countries to the Rhine - Ruhr region of Ger- many and southward to northern Italy . In gen- eral ...
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