Reda River

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Reda is a river in northern Poland in Pomeranian Voivodship. It empties to Bay of Puck a part of Gdańsk Bay.

It is 45 km long,and drains about 485 square kilometers.

Contents 1 Flow of Reda river 1.1 section: Spring 1.2 section: Nowy Dwór 1.3 section: Strzebielino 1.4 section: Kniewo 1.5 section: Lake Orle 1.6 section: Orle 1.7 section: Bolszewo 1.8 section: Wejherowo 1.9 section: Reda 1.10 section: Mostowe Błota 1.11 section: Beka nature reserve 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Flow of Reda river

[edit] section: Spring

[edit] section: Nowy Dwór

[edit] section: Strzebielino

[edit] section: Kniewo

[edit] section: Lake Orle

[edit] section: Orle

[edit] section: Bolszewo

[edit] section: Wejherowo

[edit] section: Reda

• broken bridge Re-1.0 Photo
• piepline bridge Re-1.5 Photo
• railway bridge Re-2.0 Photo
• island on Reda river
  • top Photo
  • right river
    • wooden weir Re-2.3 Photo
    • weir Re-3.0 Photo
    • bridge Re-4.0 Photo
    • pipeline bridge Re-6.0 Photo
  • left river
    • Confluence of old dried stream (brook) Re-2.7 Photo
    • destroyed sluice gate Re-3.5 - next to old mill Photo
    • bridge Re-5.0 Photo
  • end Photo
• footbridge Re-7.0
• pipeline bridge Re-8.0 Photo
• Łyski canal
• bridge Re-9.0 Photo
• fish farm
  • Sluice gate Re-10.0
  • fish farm waste water dump Re-11.0 Photo

[edit] section: Mostowe Błota

• destroyed bridge MB-2.0 Photo
• bridge MB-3.0 Photo
• former/future bridge location MB-4.0 Photo
• fishing platform MB-5.0 Photo
• water pump station
  • water dump A MB-7.0 Photo
  • water dump B MB-8.0 Photo
• bridge MB-9.0 Photo

[edit] section: Beka nature reserve

• bridge
• estuary

[edit] See also

• Wikipedia Commons Gallery: Reda (river)

[edit] External links

• Delta of Reda River