River Svisloch
Description:
The Svisloch River flows in the city of Minsk, in Belarus, departs by the right tributary from the Berezina River. It begins with the Minsk hill, near the Mayak mountain, which has a height of 335 meters above sea level. It departs from the main European watershed, 39 kilometers north-west of Minsk, near the village of Veksitsy, in the Minsk district. Then goes along the Central Berezinskaya Plain, and near the village Svisloch flows into the Berezina.
The average water consumption of the river in 88 kilometers from its mouth is 24.3 cubic meters per second.
The river is covered with ice in mid-December, and opens in late March or early April.