Date of last update of the article: 17.09.2024 at 3:12 p.m | 
Author: Viktor Shatrov
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Date of last update of the article: 17.09.2024 at 3:12 p.m | Author: Viktor Shatrov
This right tributary of the Tysa is over 90 kilometres long. During calm periods, the depth of the Tereblya is only 0.7-1.5 metres, and after heavy, prolonged rainfall it can rise to 3-4 metres. The flow rate is just under 20 kilometres per hour. It flows within the Khust and Tyachiv districts of the Transcarpathian region.
Tereblya receives water from Lake Synevyr and from the many streams that flow to it from the Gorgan ridge. Up to the village of Dragovo in Khust district, the Tereblya flows through a narrow valley, sandwiched on both sides by mountains. If you drive along the Tereblya, the picturesque scenery around you compensates for the poor state of the asphalt surface on this section of the road.
Content
 Location |
Transcarpathian region |
 Swimming pool |
Danube |
 Basin area |
750 km2 |
 Length |
91 km |
 Maximum depth |
4 m |
 Flow rate |
Up to 20 km/h |
 The road for |
By car, on foot |
 Stay with a tent |
Yes |
The name of the river is of Turkic origin and means βupper or top fishβ. This is not surprising for the name of this amazing highland river. Even today, trout are found in large numbers here, and they love clean water enriched with oxygen. In addition to trout, Tereblya boasts grayling, burbot, burbot and other fish species. However, there are no trout in the Vilshany Reservoir β the water is too deep for them, but there are bream, chub and chub. Closer to the village of Bushtyna, where the Tereblya flows into the Tisza, the river becomes less transparent, and pike perch, perch, loach, catfish, pike, chub and ruff appear here.
Author of the article: Viktor Shatrov
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Knowledge of languages:: Ukrainian, English
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He was born and lived all his life in Uzhhorod. He graduated with a gold medal from Uzhhorod School No. 1 named after Taras Shevchenko (now Uzhhorod Lyceum named after Taras Shevchenko). He studied at the History Department of UzhNU, graduating with honours in 2009. He worked as a senior researcher at the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life, a lecturer at the East European Slavic University.
