Brodnickie Lake District

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The Brodnickie Lake District (Polish Pojezierze Brodnickie ; 315.12 - according to the geomorphological classification of Poland) is a physical-geographical mesoregion ( Lake District ) in the north-eastern part of the Polish Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship . It extends in the Vistula basin and in the catchment area of ​​its right tributaries: Skrwa, Drwęca and Osa. The hydrographic axis of the area is Drwęca - the longest right tributary of the Lower Vistula. Brodnica is the largest city in the region. With regard to the administrative subdivision of Poland, the board Nickie Lake District in the north and east borders the Powiaten Nowomiejski and Działdowski (province Warmia-Mazury ), in the southeast on the żuromin county (province Mazowieckie ), on the south by the rypin county, in the southwest on the Powiat Golubsko -Dobrzyński, in the west on the powiat Wąbrzeski and in the north-west on the powiat Grudziądzki.

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In the area of ​​the Brodnickie Lake District there are over a hundred lakes with an area of ​​over 1 hectare. Here, channel lakes dominate , many of which are connected by watercourses. Wielkie Partęczyny is the largest reservoir with an area of ​​324 hectares. The region is relatively poorly developed for tourism.

The lake district is unfavorable for sailors due to the relatively small area of ​​the lakes and the surrounding hills as well as the shoreline covered with high forests (no wind). The use of internal combustion engines is prohibited on many lakes. The lakes are connected by the Skarlanka (dammed river) and Drwęca rivers, which makes the region attractive for kayaks .

The Brodnicki Landscape Protection Park with its headquarters in Grzmięca is located on the Brodnickie Lake District. There are numerous hiking, cycling, water and horse riding trails in the park.

There are also monuments of material culture in the landscape protection park. Among them are the remains of early medieval castle walls (area around Strażym Lake), sacred buildings, buildings of traditional rural architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries, and the palace and court complexes of Jabłonowo Pomorskie .

Brodnickie Lake District Tourist Association

The Brodnickie Lake District Tourist Association is a not-for-profit association of the rural community and individuals providing services for rural development and agriculture.

Individual evidence

  1. Atrakcje w okolicy - Pojezierze Brodnickie. Retrieved July 11, 2020 (Polish).
  2. Stowarzyszenie Lokalna Grupa Działania Pojezierze Brodnickie. Retrieved July 11, 2020 (Polish).