Mala Panew

Mala Panew is a river in southwestern Poland, the right tributary of the Oder. The supply section of the river lies within the Slaska Upland, while the rest of the path in the Opolska Plain flows through the Slaski and Opolskie Voivodships. The sources of the river are positioned near the town of Kozieglowy, inside the discipline among the villages of Marko ice, Rzeniszow and Krusin. In the lower reaches of the river, among Tarawa and Ozimek, the Lake Transkei retention reservoir becomes built. Ujscie do Dory is placed in the northern a part of Opole, inside the place of the former Czarnowasy village. The maximum essential tributaries of Mala Panwia are Stolowa and Ligancja.

Mala Panew is a river with meandering run and typically sandy backside. It is a medium polluted waterway the assets of the river are categorized as waters of the 0.33 magnificence of purity, and the water under the Transkei Lake is even 2^nd magnificence. The whole center direction of the river, from Kalet to Ozimek, is considered to be so infected that those waters can be classified as non elegance. Despite the whole lot, it is a river quite thrilling for anglers because of the big populace of roach, bream and pike.