Dajna

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Dajna Dejna, yours
Bridge over the Dajna in Mrągowo (Sensburg)
Data
location	Poland
River system	Pregel
Drain over	Guber  → Alle  → Pregel  → Frisches Haff
source	from the Jezioro Wągiel lake near Piecki (Peitschendorf, Gmina Piecki) on the western edge of the Mazurski Park Krajobrazowy 53 ° 48 ′ 22 ″  N , 21 ° 20 ′ 14 ″  E
Source height	150  m npm
Mouth height	62.3  m npm
Height difference	87.7 m
Bottom slope	1.6 ‰
length	55 km
Catchment area	345.5 km²
Flowing lakes	Jezioro Wągiel, Jezioro Wierzbowskie, Jezioro Czos, Jezioro Juno, Jezioro Kiersztanowskie, Jezioro Dejnowo
Medium-sized cities	Mrągowo

The Dajna [ dajˈna ] (German: yours ) is a left tributary of the Guber in the Polish Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship .

geography

The Dajna flows into the Jezioro Czos

The 55 km long river rises from the lake Jezioro Wągiel near Piecki ( Peitschendorf , Gmina Piecki) on the western edge of the Mazurski Park Krajobrazowy landscape protection park . On its course to the north it flows through several lakes of the Sensburger Rinne, such as the Jezioro Wierzbowskie , the Jezioro Czos (Lap Lake), flows past the town of Mrągowo ( Sensburg ), then the Jezioro Juno (Juno Lake), Jezioro Kiersztanowskie (Kerstinower ) lakes See, 1938 to 1945: Kerstensee) and Jezioro Dejnowo to the confluence with the Guber near the village of Biedaszki ( Biedasken , later Groß Neuhof) (Gmina Kętrzyn ) ( Rastenburg , Polish 1945–1946 Rastembork). The catchment area is given as 345.5 km².