- 60°20′20″N 37°09′06″E / 60.33889°N 37.15167°E / 60.33889; 37.15167 The
Kovzha (Ковжа) is a
river in the Vytegorsky, Belozersky, and
Vashkinsky districts...
-
Sheksna River. It then p****ed Lake
Beloye (and
Belozersky byp**** canal),
Kovzha, its
artificial Novomariinsky Canal, the
Vytegra to p****
through Lake Onega...
- The prin****l
tributaries of the
Sheksna are the
Sizma (left) and the
Kovzha (right).
According to Max Vasmer's
Etymological Dictionary, the
origin of...
- (near Poshekhonye)
Sheksna (in Cherepovets) Lake
Beloye (near Belozersk)
Kovzha Kema Suda (near Cherepovets) Kolp
Mologa (near Vesyegonsk)
Kashinka (near...
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eastern corner of the lake. The main
tributaries of Lake
Beloye are the
Kovzha, the Kema, and the Megra. The lake and the
Belozersky Canal around it are...
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River to Lake Onega,
southeast up the
Vytegra River, portage, down the
Kovzha River to Lake
Beloye and
southeast down the
Sheksna River to
Rybinsk at...
-
Canal System),
which connects the
river courses of the
Sheksna and the
Kovzha, runs
through Belozersk, byp****ing Lake
Beloye from the south. The town...
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river basins of the
Volga and the Neva via the Sheksna, Lake Beloye, the
Kovzha, and the Vytegra, and is one of the main
waterways in
European Russia. The...
- does not
exist anymore. The
Vytegra is
connected with the
valley of the
Kovzha by
Novomariinsky Canal in the south.
Close to the mouth, the
Onega Canal...
-
Church of
Candlemas built at the end of the 18th
century in
Kovzha (at the
mouth of the
Kovzha River). It is
known that the
Nativity Church was
built in...
