Buzuluk River (Volgograd Oblast)

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Location of Busuluk ( Бузулук ) in the catchment of Don

The Busuluk (Russian Бузулук ) is a left, 314 km long tributary of the Chopjor in the European part of Russia.

Course

The Busuluk rises in the western Volga Heights in the north of the Volgograd Oblast. From there, it flows first to the northwest. A few kilometers from the mouth of the Chernaya and the Machikha he turns to the west.

After the confluence of the Karman Busuluk turns south, where he soon reached the city Nowoanninski. After passing the town, he takes on the Panika and then flows into predominantly southern direction, before he opens at Ust- Busuluskaja in the Chopjor.

In the summer of mainly fed by melt water flow due to the sometimes semi-arid climate dries out in its upper reaches.