Kisielina
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River in Poland
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Kisielina is a river in Poland. It flows for 41,37 km (25,7 mi)[2] and feeds off a catchment area of 166,2 km² (64,2 sq mi) before feeding itself into the Vistula,[3] being its right bank tributary.
Kisielina starts on the northern slopes of the Dąbrowa [pl] hill in the vicinity of the village Łysa Góra in the Wiśnicz Foothills [pl]. It is joined by its tributaries: Pokrzywka, Upust (Ulga, right) and Zabawski Ditch (right).
The partial regulation of riverbed from Sufczyn to Biadoliny Szlacheckie took place from 2002 to 2005.
See also
References
- ^ General Geodesic Office of Poland. "Kisielina on the Polish Infrastructure Information map portal". Retrieved 2017-09-05.
- ^ a b National Water Management Board. "Kisielina on the map portal of the National Water Management Board (search result)". Archived from the original on 2017-09-01. Retrieved 2017-09-05.
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- ^ General Geodesic Office. "Geographical nomenclature of Poland. Volume 1. Hydronyms. Part 1. Flowing water, springs, waterfalls" (PDF) (in Polish). p. 112. Retrieved 2017-09-05.
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Tributaries of the Vistula River
- Biała Wisełka
- Czarna Wisełka
- Krajka
- Pszczynka
- Gostynia
- Przemsza
- Chech
- Rudno
- Sanka
- Rudawa
- Prądnik
- Dłubnia
- Roporek
- Szreniawa
- Nidzica
- Nida
- Strumień
- Czarna
- Koprzywianka
- Opatówka
- Kamienna
- Krępianka
- Iłżanka
- Zwoleńka
- Plewka
- Zagożdżonka
- Radomka
- Pilica
- Czarna
- Jeziorka
- Bzura
- Skrwa Lewa
- Zgłowiączka
- Tążyna
- Zielona
- Brda
- Wda
- Wierzyca
- Brennica
- Iłownica
- Biała
- Soła
- Skawa
- Skawinka
- Wilga (Krakow)
- Drwinka
- Raba
- Gróbka
- Uszwica
- Kisielina
- Dunajec
- Breń
- Brnik
- Wisłoka
- Babulówka
- Trześniówka
- Łęg
- San
- Sanna
- Wyżnica
- Chodelka
- Bystra
- Kurówka
- Wieprz
- Okrzejka
- Promnik
- Wilga (Garwolin)
- Świder
- Kanał Żerański
- Narew
- Mołtawa
- Słupianka
- Rosica
- Brzeźnica
- Skrwa Prawa
- Mień
- Drwęca
- Bacha
- Struga
- Osa
- Liwa
- Mała Wisełka (Polska Wisła)
- Nogat
- Leniwka
- Szkarpawa
- Vistula Lagoon
- Śmiała Wisła
- Martwa Wisła
- Przekop Canal
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