Umanka (river)

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Umanka


Location
Country	Ukraine
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• coordinates	48°39′25″N 30°21′57″E / 48.6570°N 30.3658°E / 48.6570; 30.3658
Length	43 km (27 mi)
Basin size	411 km² (159 sq mi)

The Umanka (Ukrainian: Уманка) is a 43-kilometre-long (27 mi) river^[1] in Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine. It is a tributary of the Yatran River, which it enters southeast of Uman.

References

^ Andrew Evans (2007). Ukraine: The Bradt Travel Guide. Bradt Travel Guides. pp. 177–. ISBN 978-1-84162-181-4.

v t e Rivers of Ukraine by tributary or drainage basin
Black Sea	Alma Chorna Danube Dnieper Tylihul Uchan-su Velykyi Kuialnyk
Bug	Poltva Solokiia
Danube	Prut Tisza
Dnieper (Rapids)	Bazavluk Desna Oster Seym Snov Sudost Inhulets Vysun Irpin Khorol Oril Pripyat Psel Ros Samara Vovcha Sula Udai Umanka Teteriv Tiasmyn Vorskla
Dniester	Barysh Bystrytsia Tysmenytska Seret Tysmenytsia Dzhuryn Hnyla Lypa Hnizna Hnizdechna Koropets Murafa Nichlava Nichlavka Samets Stavky Seret Bila Smotrych Strwiąż Stryi Opir Zbruch Zolota Lypa Zubra
Don	Derkul Polnaya Komyshna Siverskyi Donets Aidar Kharkiv Kazennyi Torets Krasna Kundryuchya Lopan Luhan Udy Vovcha Oskil
Pripyat	Horyn Sluch Stokhid Stsviha Styr Ikva Turiia Ubort Uzh
San	Lubaczówka Wiar
Sea of Azov	Kalmius Mius Krynka Molochna
Southern Bug	Chychyklia Inhul Syniukha Hnylyi Tikych Velyka Vys
Syvash	Salhyr (Zuya)

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