Veseluha is a river on the border of Volyn and Rivne regions, a right tributary of the Prypiat. It originates north of the village of Prylisne in Manevychi Raion, flows north and northeast through swampy lands, including the Rivne Nature Reserve, and flows into the Prypiat east of Lake Nobel.
What it is like
The length of Veseluha is 69 kilometers, the basin area is 940 square kilometers. The valley is indistinct, swampy, three to five kilometers wide. The riverbed is winding, 15–20 meters wide, locally widened and deepened. In winter, the river freezes from December to mid-March. The largest tributary is Mlynok. There are ponds on the river, and a melioration system called "Veseluha" has been built in the floodplain.
Fishing
The river is also used for fish farming: there are ponds on Veseluha. Fishing takes place in the ponds and in the winding sections downstream, closer to the Prypiat. General fishing rules apply.
Nearby
Lake Nobel — near the mouth, Prypiat — the river into which it flows. More in the article Varaskyi Raion.
