Wika (Angrapa)
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| location | Kaliningrad Oblast , Russia | |
| River system | Pregel | |
| Drain over | Angrapa → Pregel → Baltic Sea | |
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Wikovskoye Lake 54 ° 21 ′ 12 ″ N , 22 ° 8 ′ 37 ″ E |
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| muzzle | southeast of Mayakovskoye in the Angrapa Coordinates: 54 ° 30 ′ 0 ″ N , 22 ° 5 ′ 16 ″ E 54 ° 30 ′ 0 ″ N , 22 ° 5 ′ 16 ″ E
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| Right tributaries | Raslivnaya , Seletskaya | |
The Wika ( Russian Вика , German: Wiek) is a right tributary of the Angrapa ( Angerapp ). Its origin is in Lake Wikovskoye ( Kleschauer See ) in the Russian Oblast Kaliningrad , about 1500 m north of the border with Poland .
The river leaves the lake in a north-westerly direction and passes Kutusowo ( Kleschauen ) and Bagrationowo ( Wikischken , from 1938 Wiecken ), but then swings to the east, before heading south-east of Pskovskoye ( Pogrimmen , from 1938 Grimmen ) in a more northerly direction. On its meandering course, the Wika also passes Porchowskoje ( Kermuschienen , from 1938 Fritzenau ), the abandoned settlements Groß Kolpacken (from 1938 Großbachrode ) and Kleineschingen , Borok ( Grasgirren , from 1938 Dingelau ), the no longer existing Gudwainen and Schutschkowo ( Szuskehmen , 1936–1938 Schuskehmen , from 1938 Angerhöh ). The Wika finally turns to the west and flows southeast of Majakowskoje ( Nemmersdorf ) near the no longer existing village Proletarski ( Norgallen , 1938-1946 Wiekmünde , later Russian: Russkoje) in the Angrapa.
Most of the tributaries flow into the Wika from the right. Among them, Rasliwnaja ( Friedrichsberger Fliess ) a few kilometers south of Borok in the middle section of the river and Selezkaja ( Herzogsroder Fließ ) shortly before reaching the confluence with the Angrapa are the most important.
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- Table sheet Kreis Angerapp
- Soviet General Staff Map, scale 1: 200,000, sheet N34-17