Which major tributaries flow into the Dnieper River?

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The Dnieper River features a well-developed network of tributaries that vary by the river's course. These major tributaries are categorized by the section of the river into which they flow:

  • Upper Dnieper: This section, extending as far as Kiev, contains the tributaries with the greatest runoff, including the Byarezina, Sozh, Pripet, Teteriv, and Desna rivers.1
  • Middle Dnieper: Flowing from Kiev to Zaporizhzhya, the principal tributaries in this region are the Ros, Sula, Psel, Vorskla, and Samara rivers.1
  • Lower Dnieper: In the section from Zaporizhzhya to the river's mouth, the largest tributary is the Inhulets River.1