The Kolp River ( _ru. Колпь) is a river in Leningrad and
The Kolp is 254 km in length, with a drainage basin of 3,730 km², and an average discharge, 30 km from its mouth, of 25.2 m³/s.
Its main tributaries are the Vesyarka and the Krupen. The town of
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