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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Eimhin
		Ros-mic-Truin lies in South Leinster on the bank of the River Barrow, and is distant only eight miles, by water, from the confines of Munster, at the point where the Suir and Barrow meet, and in confluence enter the Atlantic.
		When he became abbot of the monastery of Ros-mic-Truin, in succession to its founder, St. Abban, he had been apparently connected with one of the religious houses of the south of Ireland, since it is recorded that a number of monks "followed the man of God from his own country of Munster".
		Although the Abbey of Ros-mic-Truin was founded by St. Abban, it is said to have been colonized by St. Eimhin, and from the number of religious and students belonging to the south of Ireland who dwelt there the place came to be called "Ros-glas of the Munstermen".
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05366a.htm

	Kievan Rus Database (Rivers)
		There were a number of rivers with "Ros" in their names: the Oskol-Ros, the Ros, a tributary of the Dnieper, and the Narev, the Roska in Volyn, etc.
		Rivers flow south through the plain, most empty into the Baltic Sea and Arctic Ocean or into the Black and Caspian Seas.
		An idol of Volos was thrown in the Pochajna River.
	members.aol.com /mokosh/Rivers.html

	Vaukavysak, Belarus
		is the center of the Vaukavysk district, Hrodna region, 98 km South-East of Hrodna, situated at the Ros' river.
		Originally three fortified settlements were started here in X century on Vaukavyia creek, tributory of Ros' river.
		It is the junction of several railway lines (to Baranavichy, Masty, Bierastavica and Svislach)
	www.belarusguide.com /cities/vaukavysk.html

	2. Going Downstream: The Dnipro and Sombre Thoughts: International Development Research Centre
		From the west, the Dnipro is replenished by water from the Tyasmyn and Ros' rivers, and from the east by water from the Sula and Supiy.
		Eighty-four percent of the river's water is amassed on the territory of Belarus and Russia.
		The original river channel and part of the Dnipro's holms had to be flooded to allow for their construction.
	gender-budgets.org /en/ev-85556-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html (3966 words)

	Dnieper river - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Drut' (R) Sozh river (L) Berezina river (R) Pripyat river (R) Irpen' (R) Sula (L) Vorskla River (L) Samara River (L) Ros' River (R) Bazavluk (R) Ingulec (R) Konka
		The Dnieper River ( Belarusian : Дняпро/Dnyapro; Russian : Днепр/Dnepr; Ukrainian : Днiпро/Dnipro; Polish : Dniepr ; Latin : Borysthenes) is a river (2290 km length) which flows from Russia through Belarus and then Ukraine.
		Approximately the last 800 km of the river is a chain of almost consecutive reservoirs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dnieper_river (3966 words)

	Dnieper river - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Drut' (R) Sozh river (L) Berezina river (R) Pripyat river (R) Irpen' (R) Sula (L) Vorskla River (L) Samara River (L) Ros' River (R) Bazavluk (R) Ingulec (R) Konka
		The Dnieper River ( Belarusian : Дняпро/Dnyapro; Russian : Днепр/Dnepr; Ukrainian : Днiпро/Dnipro; Polish : Dniepr ; Latin : Borysthenes) is a river (2290 km length) which flows from Russia through Belarus and then Ukraine.
		Approximately the last 800 km of the river is a chain of almost consecutive reservoirs.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dnepr_River (3966 words)

	Annex I - Waterway Zones
		River Pisa from the Lake Ros to the estuary of the River Narew
		River Nogat from the river Wis³a to the estuary of the Bay of Wisla
		River Szkarpawa from the River Wisla to the estuary of the Bay of Wisla
	www.mcga.gov.uk /c4mca/lrgtxt/mcga-guidance-regulation/mcga-guidance_regulations-inland/mcga-dqs-codes_annex_i.htm?printout=1 (4126 words)

	The Golden diadem
		Staiki is a multi-layered settlement of Trypillya, Zarubinets and Old Rus periods found on the outskirts of the village at a distance of 1.5 km from the river pier and 0.5 km from the brickworks.
		In his study of monuments belonging to different historical epochs, Khvoika concluded that the settlements in the Dnipro river basin developed continuously and that the ever-changing cultures were mutually complementary, as well as confirming that early grain-growing culture is of local and therefore Slavic origin.
		In the south-eastern part of the rampart where it approaches the cliff from the side of the River Dnipro there was once a tower, of which remains of a square basement room totalling 9 sq.
	www.trypillya.kiev.ua /vinok_eng.htm (4126 words)

	Pinios River -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Modern Greek Piniós Potamós, also called Peneus River, principal stream of Thessaly, Greece, rising in the Óros (mountains) Lákmos of the Pindus Mountains just east of Métsovon in the nomós (department) of Tríkala; it is navigable in its lower course.
		The principal tributary of the Paraná River, the Paraguay is the fifth largest river in South America.
		Rivers are also a principal natural force in shaping land surfaces.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9060096 (4126 words)

	Paraguay River -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		river, central Mato Grosso state, Brazil, rising northeast of Rosário Oeste, between the basins of the Amazon and Paraguay rivers, and flowing for 300 miles (480 km) south-southwest to join the Saõ Lourenço River.
		Portuguese Rio Paraguai, Spanish Río Paraguay, the fifth largest river in South America and the principal tributary of the Paraná River (q.v.
		The rivers of North America fall mainly into two groups—those that drain the western mountain system and flow into the Pacific and those that drain the Interior Plains and send their waters directly or indirectly into the Atlantic.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9058387?tocId=9058387&query=null&ct=null (851 words)

	Recreation at the villages of Kiev area
		All farmsteads are situated in picturesque shores of the river Ros' and it's tributaries - Rostavnici and Kam'anci.
		Inviting for recreation at the quiet house (with Dnepr river landscapes).
		She is living in the nice village not far from Dnepr.
	www.trypillya.kiev.ua /gospodari_eng.htm (1140 words)

	Pisz Hotels - Best prices, best places
		The 3 star Nad Pisa Hotel is attractively situated in the down town area; by the Pisa River.
		It is close to the lake "Ros" which in turn joins the "Sniardwy" lake through "Jeglinski Canal".
	www.simplytravelinfo.com /Poland/Pisz.htm (55 words)

	State of hydrobiocenoses of surface waters versus river basins (annual average/maximum)
		oligotrophic: Uzh, Snov, Udai rivers; oligomesotrophic: Desna River (in the section of Novgorod Siversky town); mesotrophic: Teteriv, Styr, Psyol, Stokhid rivers; mesoeutrophic: Gnylopiat, Ros’, Orel, Prypiat, Mokra Moskovka, Desna rivers (in the region of Chernigiv city); eutrophic: Sluch, Ingulets rivers; eupolytrophic: Ustia River; polytrophic: Unava River
		Seret, Bystrytsia-Solotvynska rivers — ecological stress; the Stryi — on the verge of regression Tysmenytsia River — ecological stress with regression elements
		State of hydrobiocenoses of surface waters versus river basins (annual average/maximum)
	nature.org.ua /nr98/englv/indicators/4_4.htm (55 words)

	S. V. Bulgakov, "Handbook for Church Servers"
		His favorite place was the city of Totma, at the Church of the Resurrection, on the banks of the Sukhona River.
		His relics subsequently were found on Mount Ros, in Cilicia.
		After torturing him they drowned him in the river.
	www.st-catherine.ru /en/books/bulgakov/bulgakov-28.htm (55 words)

	wikien.info: Main_Page
		Drut' (R) Sozh river (L) Berezina river (R) Pripyat river (R) Irpen' (R) Sula (L) Vorskla River (L) Samara River (L) Ros' River (R) Bazavluk (R) Ingulec (R) Konka
		The Dnieper River (Belarusian: Дняпро/Dnyapro; Russian: Д&; Ukrainian: Днiпро/Dnipro; Polish: Dniepr; Latin: Borysthenes, Danaper) is a river (2290 km length) which flows from Russia through Belarus and then Ukraine.
		Approximately the last 800 km of the river is a chain of almost consecutive reservoirs.
	www.hostingciamca.com /index.php?title=Dniepr_river (196 words)

	PolishRoots - Geography & Maps
		The Niemen belongs, in part, to the guberniya from the estuary of the Szczary to Rotniczanka with its tributaries: right Kotra with Pyrra – left Promsza with Molczadzia, Szczara with Hrywda, Lohoza and Issa, Zelwa, Ros, Swislocz and Lososna.
		On 23 March 1841, the waters of one of these lakes, Salaty, overflowed into the river in a 14 wiorst long fall so that it was possible to sow buckwheat on the lake bed that same year.
		According to Prussian sources, across the Niemen from Grodno, there was a Crusader castlec erected in 1392 by the Balg Commander.
	www.polishroots.org /slownik/grodno.htm (2366 words)

	State of hydrobiocenoses of surface waters versus river basins (annual average/maximum)
		oligotrophic: Uzh, Snov, Udai rivers; oligomesotrophic: Desna River (in the section of Novgorod Siversky town); mesotrophic: Teteriv, Styr, Psyol, Stokhid rivers; mesoeutrophic: Gnylopiat, Ros’, Orel, Prypiat, Mokra Moskovka, Desna rivers (in the region of Chernigiv city); eutrophic: Sluch, Ingulets rivers; eupolytrophic: Ustia River; polytrophic: Unava River
		Seret, Bystrytsia-Solotvynska rivers — ecological stress; the Stryi — on the verge of regression Tysmenytsia River — ecological stress with regression elements
		State of hydrobiocenoses of surface waters versus river basins (annual average/maximum)
	nature.org.ua /nr98/englv/indicators/4_4.htm (2366 words)

	Pont Texts : Connel or Connen River, Stra-farror 125v-126r
		Thir river rysing out of the hils of the inlands of Ros falleth in the firth of Cromartie sum myl of grownd be south Dingwell.
		The river afarig cumeth out of the great and high hill Skor na Kerrin which mowntayne is a common marche to Glen-elg-Kintail, Afarig, and Glash-letyr.
		for thir river shutteth up the whol firth from Buquhan-ness, no les then four scoir myles long, he judgeth also the name of Murray it self to cum heirfrom, and nether is the one or the uthir any unlicklie conjectur.
	www.nls.uk /pont/texts/transcripts/ponttext125v-126r.html (2366 words)

	Annex I - Waterway Zones
		River Pisa from the Lake Ros to the estuary of the River Narew
		River Nogat from the river Wis³a to the estuary of the Bay of Wisla
		River Szkarpawa from the River Wisla to the estuary of the Bay of Wisla
	www.mcga.gov.uk /c4mca/mcga-guidance-regulation/mcga-guidance_regulations-inland/mcga-dqs-codes_annex_i.htm (4126 words)

	Dnepr River - InformationBlast
		Drut' (R) Sozh river (L) Berezina river (R) Pripyat river (R) Sula (L) Vorskla River (L) Samara River (L) Ros' River (R) Bazavluk (R) Ingulec (R) Konka
		) is a great river (2200 km length) which flows from Russia through Belarus and then Ukraine.
		In all three countries it has the same name, albeit pronounced differently, so it can be also called Dniepr, Dnipro and Dnieper.
	www.informationblast.com /Dniepr.html (4126 words)

	State of hydrobiocenoses of surface waters versus river basins (annual average/maximum)
		oligotrophic: Uzh, Snov, Udai rivers; oligomesotrophic: Desna River (in the section of Novgorod Siversky town); mesotrophic: Teteriv, Styr, Psyol, Stokhid rivers; mesoeutrophic: Gnylopiat, Ros’, Orel, Prypiat, Mokra Moskovka, Desna rivers (in the region of Chernigiv city); eutrophic: Sluch, Ingulets rivers; eupolytrophic: Ustia River; polytrophic: Unava River
		Seret, Bystrytsia-Solotvynska rivers – ecological stress; the Stryi – on the verge of regression Tysmenytsia River – ecological stress with regression elements
		State of hydrobiocenoses of surface waters versus river basins (annual average/maximum)
	www.grida.no /enrin/htmls/ukraina/soe98/indicators/4_4.htm (4126 words)

	Art For All - Sir Alfred Munnings - Full River
		Quoting reference: Sir Alfred Munnings - Full River - ros-VL3140
		Art For All - Sir Alfred Munnings - Full River
		Please note that prices are as originally published and quoted as a guide.
	www.artforall.co.uk /ros-VL3140.htm (4126 words)

	Annex I - Waterway Zones
		River Pisa from the Lake Ros to the estuary of the River Narew
		River Nogat from the river Wis³a to the estuary of the Bay of Wisla
		River Szkarpawa from the River Wisla to the estuary of the Bay of Wisla
	www.mcga.gov.uk /c4mca/mcga-guidance-regulation/mcga-guidance_regulations-inland/mcga-dqs-codes_annex_i.htm (4126 words)

	Counties of Scotland, 1580-1928 - Maps - National Library of Scotland
		1775 - John AINSLIE - Counties of Fife and Kinross with the Rivers Forth and Tay.
		ca.1636-1652 - Gordon 19: The draught of ye river of Charron whiche falleth into the head of the firth of Tayne in Ros.
		ca.1636-1652 - Gordon 51: [A map of the basin of the River Forth, down to the widening of the estuary near Alloa].
	www.nls.uk /digitallibrary/map/early/counties.html (5855 words)

	Travel-Tourism Gallery
		During the era of the Kyivan Rus, the capital was surrounded not only by walls, but by a complex system of smaller forts that stretched in all directions from the city center along the Stugna, Trubizh, Desna and Ros Rivers.
		Practically isolated from major roads and contemporary life, the fairy tale-like Khotyn castle is best known for towering 50-meter high walls that look out upon the wide, sweeping river as it flows south to the Black Sea.
		The first castles outside Kyiv that come to mind are the Sudak fortress in Crimea, built by Italian merchants in the 14th century; the Kamyanets-Podilsky fortress, its history inextricably linked to legendary battles; and the Khotyn fortress, which boasts the highest castle walls in all Europe.
	www.artukraine.com /travel/fortress.htm (5855 words)

	Volkovysk District
		Today, Vaukavysk is the center of the Vaukavysk district, Hrodna region in western Belarus, 98 kilometers southeast of Hrodna and 136.9 miles west southwest of Minsk, situated on the Ros' River and at the junction of several railway lines (to Baranavicy, Masty, Bierastavica and Svislac.) 1995 Population: 43,600.
		The district's main town, Piesk, lies on the Ros River (left-bank tributary of the Neiman), about ninety kilometers east of Bialystok, on the railway line to Minsk.
		Zelwa, a small town and center of Zelwa district, is situated on the left bank of the river Zelvyanka about 129 kilometers from Grodno on the Volkovysk-Slonim road.
	www.jewishgen.org /belarus/volkovysk_district.htm (5855 words)

	Volkovysk District
		Today, Vaukavysk is the center of the Vaukavysk district, Hrodna region in western Belarus, 98 kilometers southeast of Hrodna and 136.9 miles west southwest of Minsk, situated on the Ros' River and at the junction of several railway lines (to Baranavicy, Masty, Bierastavica and Svislac.) 1995 Population: 43,600.
		The district's main town, Piesk, lies on the Ros River (left-bank tributary of the Neiman), about ninety kilometers east of Bialystok, on the railway line to Minsk.
		Zelwa, a small town and center of Zelwa district, is situated on the left bank of the river Zelvyanka about 129 kilometers from Grodno on the Volkovysk-Slonim road.
	www.jewishgen.org /belarus/volkovysk_district.htm (5855 words)

	FR Doc 03-22252
		The Michigan National Forests are integral to the sense of place for communities across the State, as well as adjoining states.
		Forest plan Amendment 5 (which resolved the appeal(s) of the Forest Plan in 1986), allocated the areas of Delia's Run, Boot Lake and Buck Bay Creek to a ``semi-primitive non- motorized (SPNM) recreation opportunity spectrum (ROS).
		Place the White River, Little Manistee River, and a portion of the Pine River up to M-55 in ``lands-in-holding'' status until river studies are completed.
	a257.g.akamaitech.net /7/257/2422/14mar20010800/edocket.access.gpo.gov/2003/03-22252.htm (5855 words)

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