Lake Vulkovskoye ( Belor. Vulkakskaye Poser ) is a lake of karst origin in the Ivatsevichi district of the Brest region of Belarus . It is located to the north of the town of Telekhany near the village of Vulka-Telekhanskaya . The lake is located in the basin of the Yaselda River, the Oginsky Canal is connected to Yaselda, and through Vygonoshchanskoye Lake to the Shchara River.
Vulkovskoe lake | |
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belor Vulkaўskie vozera | |
Morphometry | |
Square | 0.5 km² |
Deepest | 24.5 m |
Pool | |
Flowing river | Oginsky channel |
Flowing river | Oginsky channel |
Location | |
A country |
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Region | Brest region |
Geography
The lake’s mirror area is about 0.5 km², with a length of 1 km and a width of 0.7 km. The maximum depth of the lake is 24.5 m.
Ichthyofauna
The most common in the lake are perch, bream, pike, roach, less often there are rudd, ruff, gudgeon, and crucian carp. Crayfish are also found.
Conditions for fishing and recreation
The lake has favorable conditions for fishing and recreation because it has high shores and good approaches to the water. On the western shore of the lake there is a recreation area with a campsite, a parking lot, a summer amphitheater, toilets, washbasins with drinking water and electricity. In the swimming season, there is a rescue post of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, boat and catamaran rental, barbeque, etc. Not far from the lake there is a hotel Telehansky housing and communal services. The lake regularly hosts tourist meetings of the district, regional and republican levels, concerts, various public events, as well as the trophy-raid "Drygva" .
Literature
- Black book of Belarus: Entsyklapedya / redkal .: N. A. Dzinsko i Insh. - Minsk: BelEn , 1994. - 415 p. - 10 000 copies - ISBN 5-85700-133-1 . (white)