The Pripyat River is the largest tributary of the Dnieper, with a length of 775 km. The river's sources are in the Volyn-Podillya Upland of Ukraine near the city of Kovel, and it flows into the Kyiv Reservoir. Within Belarus, the river stretches for 500 km, of which 100 km pass through the south of the Luninets District. The Pripyat is connected to the Bug River by the Dnieper-Bug Canal and to the Neman River via the Shchara River by the Dnieper-Neman (Oginsk) Canal.
Pripyat River in August
Pripyat River in May
Railway bridge over the Pripyat
Tugboat on the Pripyat River
Bank of the Pripyat River
Pripyat River on a summer day
Blooming bank of the Pripyat River
Pripyat River in spring
Sunny day
Sandy bank of the Pripyat River
Foggy morning
The Pripyat River carries its waters
Sunrise on the Pripyat River
Evening on the Pripyat River
Bonfire on the Pripyat
