The Vyzhivka River is a small river in western Ukraine, a left tributary of the Turia River, flowing through Volyn Oblast, including the village of Pochapy in Kovel District.Length — approximately 37 km.River basin — part of the Western Bug basin.Source — originates near the village of Vyzhva.Flow through Pochapy — within the village, the river has a calm current, with mostly marshy banks, partially overgrown with shrubs.Ecological significance — important for the local ecosystem, nourishes surrounding soils, and supports wetlands.Economic use — used by local residents for agricultural purposes and partially for fishing



