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The 22 pages that link to Dnieper, each with the reason it gives.

• KyivRelated: It divides Kyiv’s urban landscape and has shaped transport, settlement, and defense.

• Volga RiverCompared with: It shares the broad eastern European setting but reaches a different sea.

• Pontic–Caspian steppeRelated: Its valley provided water and a natural route through the western steppe.

• Battle of the DnieperRelated: Its broad channel and western-bank heights shaped the campaign’s crossings and defenses.

• Rus' peopleRelated: Its route connected Rus' settlements and trading centers with Constantinople.

• SmolenskRelated: Smolensk stands on its upper reaches, a geographic feature shaping routes and defenses.

• Poltava OblastRelated: It forms part of the oblast’s western edge and reaches Kremenchuk.

• Battle of KhersonRelated: The river shaped Russian supply routes and the geography of Ukraine’s November 2022 advance.

• DniproRelated: The river gives the city its current name and shapes its setting.

• Dnipropetrovsk OblastRelated: It crosses the oblast and shapes its settlement, transport, and water infrastructure.

• DonetskCompared with: Donetsk is named for the Seversky Donets river system, not the Dnieper.

• East European PlainRelated: It crosses the plain and links its interior to the Black Sea.

• Mykolaiv OblastRelated: Its lower course and estuary form part of the oblast’s eastern landscape.

• Zaporizhzhia OblastRelated: The river crosses the oblast and shapes its landscape and water infrastructure.

• Cherkasy OblastRelated: It crosses the oblast and shapes its landscape and transport routes.

• Kherson OblastRelated: Its lower reaches divide and connect parts of the oblast.

• Kirovohrad OblastRelated: The region's river systems ultimately connect to this major Ukrainian waterway.

• Kyiv MetroRelated: Metro bridges and tunnels carry lines across the river between the two banks.

• Kyiv OblastRelated: The river divides the oblast’s territory and shapes its regional geography.

• GomelRelated: The Sozh joins the Dnieper downstream from Gomel, linking the city to a larger river system.

• Oleg the WiseRelated: Its route connected Oleg’s northern and southern centers with Black Sea trade.

• Route from the Varangians to the GreeksRelated: Its lower course carried travelers toward the Black Sea and Constantinople.