The Babka River

The source of the river is 3.5 kilometers west of the village of Babka, and the mouth flows into the Sylva River slightly below the city of Kungura. The terrain of the district is hilly. The hills are deeply dissected by ravines, dry dens, valleys and riverbeds. Babka receives 105 tributaries less than 10 kilometers long, and the main ones are Byrma, Yuga, Yumysh. The area of the basin is 2090 square kilometers, and the length of the river is 162 kilometers.

Here there are garius, pike, ulcer, holavl, perch, frog and other types of fish. The river is used for recreational purposes and household needs.