Netta (river)
The Netta Augustow
Template: Infobox River / Obsolete
The Netta is a 102 km long, orographic right tributary of the Biebrza River in northeastern Poland. She has a 1336 km ² large catchment area. Their natural river bed has been channeled in part to the 11 km long Augustowski channel, which as a connecting road between the river basins of the Vistula (Polish Wisła ) and the Baltic- Belorussian Memel ( Nemunas in Lithuanian ) is used.
Geography
The headwaters of the river forms the Rospuda which extends from Niskie Jezioro up in the lake Rospuda Augustowska. The middle curve is determined by the Kanał Bystry, which ranges from the Lake necko to the lake Sajno from which extends the lower reaches of Netta up in the stream of Biebrza.
The source of the river Netta is fed by numerous springs in and around the lake Rospuda Filipowska and flows through a dozen other lakes. From the city Augustów he leads channeled through the state Augustowski channel ( Kanał Augustowski ) to the National Park of Biebrza ( Biebrzański Park Narodowy ), where it flows into the Biebrza. In parallel with the Augustowski channel extending south of Lake Necko countless tributaries and backwaters of the branching Netta. West of the Turówka to Zarnowka, Węgorówka, Strumień, Bargłówka to Brzozówka and Tajenka. As well as the east Sajnica with the Sojownica to the lake Sajno, Czerwonka and Kolnica to the lake Kolno, Sosnówka and Olszanka.
With the lower reaches of Netta extend next to the Sosnówka and Augustowski channel number of rivers of the old riverbed: Danis, Jezierwa Biała, Jezierwa Długa, Jezierwy Dulczewskiego, Jezierwy Kaczmarynowe, Jezierwy Żydowe, Osowianka, Polak, Smurgiel and the streams Kolniczanka, Pogorzałka and Olszanka the trench.
Places the river are under other Białobrzegi, villages and Polkowo Sosnowo in the community Sztabin and Kolonia Netta in the community Augustów.
Nature
In the catchment area of the headwaters to the lake Rospuda Augustowska around the small town Woźnawieś extends over an area of 116.3 km ² Czerwone Bagno Nature Reserve. Numerous plant and animal species of bygone European eras, especially moose, find here their natural habitat before - an almost prehistoric landscape, consisting of vast forests and marshes with a still-functioning natural water balance, as it still to early 19th century be found in many parts of Eastern and Central Europe was.