Little Uzen River
Russia, Saratov region and, Kazakhstan, West Kazakhstan region
Description:
The Small Uzen River flows through the territory of Russia in the Saratov region and through the territory of Kazakhstan in the West Kazakhstan region. The river takes its source in the Saratov region in the north of the city of Ershov. The channel, almost 340 kilometers long, is laid parallel to the Big Uzen river, from which it is lost in the sandy banks of the Kamysh-Samara lakes.
The river has fish, which makes it attractive for tourism and fishing. There are several varieties of fish, including pike, carp, roach, perch and others.
In the vicinity of the village of Kaztalovka, located on the Maly Uzen river in the West Kazakhstan region, Emelyan Pugachev, who led the Peasant War of 1773-1775, was captured.