Bolshaya Nevka

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distributary river channel geographical feature river of Saint Petersburg

Bolshaya Nevka is a major distributary channel of the Neva River in Saint Petersburg, Russia, forming part of the city’s intricate river and canal network.

Aliases (2)

Middle Nevka ×2
Большая Невка ×1

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	distributary river channel → geographical feature → river of Saint Petersburg →
adjacentTo	Kamenny Island → Krestovsky Island → Petrogradsky Island → Yelagin Island →
climateZone	humid continental climate region →
country	Russia →
crossedBy	Grenadersky Bridge → Kantemirovsky Bridge → Lanskoy Bridge → Third Yelagin Bridge → Trinity Bridge → Ushakovsky Bridge →
flowsInto	Malaya Nevka via connecting channels → Neva Bay of the Gulf of Finland →
flowsThrough	Petrogradsky District → Primorsky District → Vyborgsky District →
formsPartOf	Saint Petersburg river and canal network →
hasBankUse	parks and recreational areas along banks → residential development along banks →
hasCulturalSignificance	featured in views and panoramas of Saint Petersburg →
hasEtymology	name derived from the Neva River →
hasInfrastructure	embankments and quays along its course →
hasLanguageOfSurroundingRegion	Russian →
hasNameInLanguage	Большая Невака → Большая Невка →
hasNavigationCondition	navigable for small and medium vessels →
hasNotableFeature	forms waterways around several islands in Saint Petersburg → part of the historical cityscape of Saint Petersburg →
locatedIn	Saint Petersburg →
locatedInHydrologicalBasin	Baltic Sea basin → Gulf of Finland basin →
locatedInTimeZone	UTC+3 →
locatedNear	central Saint Petersburg →
mouthOfWatercourse	Neva River →
partOf	Neva River delta → urban landscape of Saint Petersburg →
tributaryOrDistributaryOf	Neva River →
usedFor	recreational boating → tourist river cruises → urban water transport →
watercourseOrigin	Neva River →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Neva River → Neva River ("Middle Nevka") →	hasTributary
Malaya Nevka → Malaya Nevka ("Middle Nevka") →	isHydrologicallyConnectedTo
Bolshaya Nevka ("Большая Невка") →	hasNameInLanguage