The Polish Lake Districts (Polish Pojezierza Polskie) lies to the north and west Poland, the area of which they occupy more than a fifth. The region extends over seven voivodships is part of West Pomerania, Pomerania, Warmia-Masuria, Podlaskie, Lebus, Greater Poland and Kuyavian Pomeranian. After Finland, Poland has the highest lake density in Europe with thousands of glacial lakes in varied moraine landscapes. The largest, deepest and most beautiful lakes are located in north-eastern Poland.
Regions
Traditionally, the Polish Lake Districts are divided into the South Baltic Lake Districts and the East Baltic Lake Districts.
The South Baltic Lake Districts are divided into:
- Pomeranian Lake District
- Greater Poland Lake District
- Lubusz Lake District
- Lissa Lake District
- Kulm-Dobrin Lake District
- Eylauer Seenplatte
The East Baltic Lake Districts are divided into:
The Łęczna-Włodawa Lake District in the West Polesia
activities
The lake districts are shaped by thousands of lakes and moraine hills from the Ice Age and are ideal for water sports.
kitchen
Due to the numerous lakes and rivers, fresh freshwater fish is available cheaply everywhere.
security
It's pretty safe. Life jackets should be worn when doing water sports.
climate
There is a transitional climate with a continental impact. The summers are warm to hot, the winters cold.
trips
- Polish Baltic coast
- Polish Plain (Mazovia, Podlaskie, Polesie)
- Polish Central Mountains (Sudeten, Heiligkreuzgebirge, Roztocze, Krakow-Czestochowa Jura, Carpathians/Beskydy Mountains, Pienines)
- Polish high mountains (Tatra Mountains)
literature
You article too Poland.
