WKRA AND ITS TRIBUTARIES, ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POLISH RIVERS

Discover the fascinating world of Polish rivers with the encyclopedia dedicated to Wkra and its tributaries! This detailed collective work is an invaluable source of knowledge for every nature lover, angler, canoeist, and regional researcher. Immerse yourself in the wealth of information that will allow you to better understand these picturesque corners of Poland.

• River kilometerages: Accurate data on the length and course of rivers.
• River height profiles: Detailed height charts along the river's course.
• Average river slopes: Information on the slope of the terrain through which the rivers flow.
• Data on river regulation: Knowledge about human interference in the natural course of rivers.
• Average annual flows: Statistics on the amount of water flowing through the rivers.
• Data on the riverside landscape: Descriptions of the surrounding nature and characteristics of the banks.
• Modern GPS length measurements: Precise measurements taking into account river meanders.
• Data on river purity: Information on water quality and the degree of pollution.

Wkra, Łydynia, Sona, Raciążnica, Mławka, Płonka, Szkotówka, Swojęcianka, Naruszewka, Nasielna and their tributaries - these are just some of the rivers that are described in detail in this encyclopedia. Thanks to it, you will find out which river is the most natural, which has the largest slope, and you will learn many other interesting facts about the Wkra basin.

The Encyclopedia of Polish Rivers is a series of books that aims to bring readers closer to the richness and diversity of Polish rivers. Each book in the series is dedicated to a different river basin, presenting detailed information about its rivers, landscapes and history. Volumes devoted to Bzura, Pilica, Jeziora and Świder have already been published in the series.

CM Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality and reliability of publications, gives readers another item that will certainly satisfy curiosity and expand knowledge about Polish rivers. The Encyclopedia of Wkra and its tributaries is a must-read for anyone interested in geography, nature and history of Poland.

The book also contains data from IMGW (Institute of Meteorology and Water Management) for comparison, which allows for an even better understanding of the dynamics and characteristics of the rivers of the Wkra basin. Thanks to this, the encyclopedia is a comprehensive source of information that will be useful for both professionals and amateurs.