Khorol (river)

The Khorol is a river in Ukraine, a right tributary of the Psel. It flows through the Poltava Oblast. The river's length is 308 kilometers, and its drainage basin covers 3,340 square kilometers. The river is primarily fed by snowmelt and rainfall. It is known to freeze over in winter. Several settlements are situated along the banks of the Khorol, including the town of Khorol, which takes its name from the river. The river is utilized for irrigation and local water supply. Its river valley features diverse flora and fauna typical of the region. Historically, the Khorol River has been an important waterway for the region, supporting agriculture and settlements.