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Volga (disambiguation) | none Volga in Yaroslavl (autumn morning) | Yaroslavl | Russia | Astrakhan | Volgograd | Samara | Kazan | Ulyanovsk | Nizhny Novgorod | Yaroslavl | km | mi | km² | sq mi | Volgograd | m³ | s | cu ft | s | Valdai Hills | Tver Oblast | m | ft | Caspian Sea | m | ft | Kama River | Oka River | Map of the Volga watershed | Russian | Tatar | Cyrillic | Latin | river | Europe | discharge | watershed | Russia | largest cities of Russia | Moscow | reservoirs | German | Turkic people | Itil | Atil | Attila's | Turkic languages | Tatar | Chuvash | Bashkir | Turkish | Kama River | Black Idel | Mari | Mordvin | Scythian | Avestan | Sanskrit | Indo-Iranian | closed basin | Caspian Sea | Valdai Hills | Moscow | Saint Petersburg | Lake Sterzh | Tver | Dubna | Rybinsk | Yaroslavl | Nizhny Novgorod | Kazan | Ulyanovsk | Tolyatti | Samara | Saratov | Volgograd | Astrakhan | Don | The Saratov Bridge, running across the Volga, used to be the longest in Europe. | | Saratov Bridge | tributaries | Kama | Oka | Vetluga | Sura | Volga Delta | pelicans | flamingoes | lotuses | irrigation | Moscow Canal | Volga-Don Canal | Volga-Baltic Waterway | waterways | White Sea | Baltic Sea | Caspian Sea | Sea of Azov | Black Sea | Caspian Sea | Astrakhan | caviar | Rzhev is the uppermost town situated on the Volga (photographed circa 1910). | | Rzhev | Volga near Zubtsov, circa 1910 | | Zubtsov | Akhtuba | Volzhsky | distributary | Samara | Samara | Kama | Kazan | Kazanka | Kazan | Sviyaga | Kazan | Vetluga | Kozmodemyansk | Sura | Vasilsursk | Kerzhenets | Lyskovo | Oka | Nizhny Novgorod | Uzola | Balakhna | Unzha | Yuryevets | Kostroma | Kostroma | Kotorosl | Yaroslavl | Sheksna | Cherepovets | Mologa | Vesyegonsk | Kashinka | Kalyazin | Nerl | Medveditsa | Kimry | Dubna | Dubna | Shosha | Konakovo | Tvertsa | Tver | Vazuza | Zubtsov | Selizharovka | Selizharovo | Several old towns, including Kalyazin and Mologa, were flooded by Soviet authorities in the 1940s. | | Kalyazin | Mologa | Soviet rule | Ivankovo Reservoir | Uglich Reservoir | Rybinsk Reservoir | Gorky Reservoir | Kuybyshev Reservoir | Saratov Reservoir | Proto-Indo-European | Scythians | Ptolemy | Hyperborean | Many Orthodox shrines and monasteries are strewn along the banks of the Volga | | Volga Bulgaria | Kama river | Khazaria | Atil | Saqsin | Sarai | served as an important trade route | Scandinavia | Rus' | Persia | Kipchaks | Kimeks | Mongols | Golden Horde | Khanate of Kazan | Khanate of Astrakhan | Russo-Kazan Wars | Lay of Igor's Campaign | The Volga Boatmen's Song | Mologa | Rybinsk Reservoir | Uglich Reservoir | Battle of Stalingrad | Kazan Operation | Russian Civil War | at Kazan | Ufa | Belaya | View of the Volga in the Battle of Stalingrad. | | Volgograd | Battle of Stalingrad | Soviet Union | Nazi | German | stalemate | Russia | Caspian Sea | Apsheron | Soviet Marines charge the Volga river bank. | | Soviet | Marines | river bank | Hitler | Azerbaijan | troops | war machines | fortifactions | Hitler's | Germany | supplies | guns | amphibious | offensive | German troops | defensive | head on head | Mari ethnographic museum in Kozmodemyansk on the Volga. | | Kozmodemyansk | Early East Slavs | Rostov | Sarskoe Gorodishche | Yaroslavl | Timerevo | Merya | Meshchera | Volga Finnic | Maris | Mordvins | Huns | 7th century | Christian | Chuvash | Muslim | Tatars | Volga Bulgaria | Nogais | Volga Germans | Catherine the Great | Soviet Union | Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic | World War II | The Volga has a rocky right bank | | Stalin's | industrialization | ship locks | Caspian Sea | Don River | Black Sea | Volga-Don Canal | Lake Ladoga | Lake Onega | Saint Petersburg | Baltic Sea | Volga-Baltic Waterway | Moscow Canal | Moskva | Volgotanker | petroleum tankers | Soviet era | grain | oil | European Union | Cities on the Volga | View of the river from outer space | | outer space | Rivers of Russia | Max Vasmer's | ISBN 1559637773 | Fyodor Raskolnikov 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