Interesting Facts
When entering the Black Sea, it forms the Dnister Estuary. Third in length within Ukraine (after the Dnipro and Southern Bug) and ninth in Europe.
From Halych to Khotyn, the river forms the Dnister Canyon, which since 2008 has been included in the list of seven natural wonders of Ukraine.
The Dnister in the middle reaches the historical boundary between the ancient cultural and ethnographic regions of Bukovina and Galicia, in the middle and lower reaches between Podillya and Bessarabia.
From Halych to Khotyn, the river forms the Dnister Canyon, which since 2008 has been included in the list of seven natural wonders of Ukraine.
The Dnister in the middle reaches the historical boundary between the ancient cultural and ethnographic regions of Bukovina and Galicia, in the middle and lower reaches between Podillya and Bessarabia.
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Dnister -
natural wonder of Ukraine
Walking along the plateau, the Dnister encounters granite exits on its way. The rocky cliffs form a coast, the height of which reaches 250 meters, the channel narrows to 100 - 200 meters. The river is part of the Dnister Canyon, the largest in Europe (its length is 250 km).
Events
The Cluster Initiatives on the Dnister River banks
Meeting for signing the memorandum on the creation of the cluster initiative "The Dnister 1362" took place on the 11th of October in Khotyn (Chernivtsi region). Organizers invited representatives of local communities of Khmelnystkyi and Chernivtsi region to take part in this meeting.
The first international forum for tourism development on the Dnister River banks
The forum was organized by Khmelnytskyi and Lviv Business support centres and supported by EBRD and "EU4Business" initiative. The event took place during 4 days in 2 different locations: Lomachyntsi (Chernivtsi region) and Truskavets (Lviv region).
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Individual tours of the Dnister River
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