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Obshchy Syrt (Russian: Общий Сырт,
pronounced [ˈopɕːɪj sɨrt]) is a
highland ridge, or
plateau (syrt), in the
European part of Russia. It
starts north...
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along the Volga,
following the
Volga north until the
Samara Bend,
along Obshchy Syrt (the
drainage divide between the
Volga and Ural Rivers), then north...
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Obshchy Kolodez (Russian: Общий Колодезь) is a
village in
Korenevsky District,
Kursk Oblast, Russia. The
village is
located in the
basin of the Krepna...
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Central Russian Upland (Russia, Ukraine) Oka–Don
Lowland Volga Upland Obshchy Syrt
Caspian Depression Ukraine Sian
Lowland Volhynian-Podolian Upland...
- Oblast,
Astrakhan Oblast, and
Stavropol Krai. In the
north it is
bounded by
Obshchy Syrt highland; in the West by
Volga Upland, Yergeni, and
Stavropol Upland [ru];...
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thwarted Ukrainian ****aults in
Korenevsky District near the
villages of
Obshchy Kolodez, Kauchuk, Alekseyevsky, and
Snagost and in
Sudzhansky District...
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steeply returns east
somewhat south at the
Samara bend, p****ing
around Obshchy Syrt,
reaching the
Urals at the
latitude of Magnitogorsk. The
range of...
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along the Volga,
following the
Volga north until the
Samara Bend,
along Obshchy Syrt (the
drainage divide between the Ural and
Volga rivers) and then north...
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kilometres (2,150 sq mi). It
springs from the south-western
slope of the
Obshchy Syrt and
flows to the
Yeruslan Cove of the
Volgograd Reservoir. Yeruslan...
- irrigation. The
Bolshoy Uzen has its
sources on the
western edge of the
Obshchy Syrt
highlands of Russia, and
flows in a
generally southerly direction...
