Syniukha

Syniukha is a river in Ukraine, flowing through the Kirovohrad and Cherkasy Oblasts. It is a left tributary of the Southern Bug River, a major river system in southern Ukraine. The Syniukha River has a length of approximately 125 kilometers. Its basin covers an area of around 2,100 square kilometers. The river originates in the Dnipro Upland and flows generally southwestward.

The landscape through which the Syniukha passes is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land. The river's flow is primarily fed by meltwater from snow and rainfall. Its waters are used for irrigation and to a lesser extent for industrial and domestic purposes in the surrounding settlements. Along its course, the Syniukha flows through several towns and villages, including Syniukha itself, from which it likely derives its name. The river's banks are often lined with vegetation, providing habitats for various local flora and fauna. The ecological condition of the river is influenced by agricultural runoff and the presence of human settlements. Conservation efforts are sometimes undertaken to maintain the water quality and biodiversity of the Syniukha and its ecosystem.