Treptow coast
| Treptow coast Wybrzeże Trzebiatowskie
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.jpg) Beach at Niechorze
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| location | Poland | |
| Waters | Baltic Sea | |
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Dziwnów 54 ° 1 ′ 0 ″ N , 14 ° 45 ′ 0 ″ E |
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Kołobrzeg 54 ° 10 ′ 35.4 " N , 15 ° 34 ′ 30.7" E |
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| length | 60 km | |
Coordinates: 54 ° 6 ' N , 15 ° 7' E
The Treptow Coast (Polish: Wybrzeże Trzebiatowskie ) is a section of the Polish Baltic Sea coast and at the same time a mesoregion in Poland that is part of the Szczecin coastal region .
location
The Treptow Coast lies in the east of the Pomeranian Bay in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship between the mouth of the Dziwna near Dziwnów in the west and the mouth of the Parsęta near Kołobrzeg in the east. It is named after the city of Trzebiatów . The coastal section is approx. 60 km long and approx. 290 km² in size and forms a compensatory coast with wide sandy beaches, up to 40 meters high coastal dunes and numerous beach lakes . The dunes are also the highest elevations in the region.
To the west of the Treptow coast lie the islands of Wolin and Usedom , to the south the Greifenberg plain and to the east the Slowinzische coast .
geology
The landscape of the Treptow coast was created in the Glacial Vistula . In addition to the glaciers that have left behind sediments and moraines, the current of the Baltic Sea also shapes the coastline, in which it transports the sand from west to east and by removing cliffs (e.g. cliffs at Niechorze and Trzęsacz ), spits and beach lakes forms. The shifting dunes are formed by the wind.
nature
Rivers
Beach lakes
sand dunes
- Lesica (German: Königs-Berg ) - 40 meters above sea level
- Sowia Góra (German: Bunte Berg ) - 35 meters above sea level
- Cyganka (German: Tadden Berg ) - 34 meters above sea level
natural reserve
There are two Natura 2000 protected areas in the Treptow Coast :
There are five nature reserves in the Treptow Coast.
- Nature reserve Lake Liwia Łuża
- Roby nature reserve
- Mrzeżyno Beach Forest Nature Reserve
- Dziwnówek cliff nature reserve
- Łukięcin cliff nature reserve
places
Cities
The larger cities in the region include:
Seaside resorts
- Dziwnów
- Dziwnówek
- Łukęcin
- Pobierowo
- Rewal
- Niechorze
- Pogorzelica
- Mrzeżyno
- Dźwirzyno
- Grzybowo
- Kołobrzeg
Ports and moorings
The Treptow Coast has four ports in:
The Treptow Coast has two landing stages in:
Lighthouses
tourism
The most important branch of the economy in the region is beach tourism. In addition, five marked (long-distance) hiking trails lead through the region, including the European long-distance hiking trail E9 on the Baltic Sea coast, and six marked (long-distance) cycle paths, including the European long-distance cycle route R10 .
proof
- Jerzy Kondracki: Geografia regionalna Polski. Warszawa: Wyd. Naukowe PWN, 2001 ISBN 83-01-13050-4
