Strypa

Strypa is a river in western Ukraine. It is a right tributary of the Dniester River. The Strypa flows through the Ternopil Oblast. Its length is approximately 147 kilometers. The river's basin area is about 1,680 square kilometers. It originates in the Podolian Upland and flows westward.

The Strypa River passes through several settlements, including Buchach. The river's course is characterized by a winding path and moderate gradients. Its waters are primarily fed by snowmelt and rainfall. The Strypa contributes to the water resources of the Dniester basin. The landscape surrounding the river is generally agricultural.

Historically, the Strypa has been a feature of the local geography, influencing settlement patterns and land use. Its economic significance is mainly related to agriculture and potential for water management. The river's environmental condition is subject to regional factors affecting water quality and flow. The Strypa is one of many rivers that shape the topography of western Ukraine.