Staryi Dnipro

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The Staryi Dnipro (Ukrainian: Старий Дніпро, lit. 'Old Dnieper') is a anabranch of the Dnieper near Zaporizhzhia that is separated by the island of Khortytsia from the mainstream.^[1]

Location
The Old Dnipro flows downstream from the Ark Bridge in Zaporizhzhia
The island of Khortytsia with the New Dnipro to the right and the Old Dniproto the left
Country	Ukraine
City	Zaporizhzhia
Physical characteristics

Source
• coordinates	47°51′50″N 35°04′08″E / 47.86389°N 35.06889°E / 47.86389; 35.06889

References

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^ "Природа". Archived from the original on 1 December 2012.

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