Ščavnica

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The Ščavnica is a 56 km-long river in the northeastern Slovenia. It sources near Šentilj and flows along Slovenske gorice towards southeast. In its lower part it traverses the Gajševa Lake and the town Ljutomer and finally joins Mura in Razkrižje.

The Ščavnica is one of the most heavily polluted rivers in Slovenia.

v • d • e Hydrography of Slovenia Rivers Sava - Drava - Kolpa - Savinja - Soča - Mura - Krka - Sotla - Dravinja - Ledava - Pesnica - Idrijca - Ščavnica - Reka - Sora - Vipava - Mirna - Poljanska Sora - Meža -Ljubljanica - Paka - Polskava - Mislinja - Voglajna - Lahinja - Gradaščica - Kamniška Bistrica - Kokra - Radulja - Sava Bohinjka - Selška Sora - Bolska -Hudinja - Iška - Dreta - Oplotniščica - Pšata - Pivka - Tržiška Bistrica - Framski potok - Ložnica - Temenica - Dragonja - Rinža - Davča - Nevljica - Sava Dolinka - Velika Krka - Čabranka - Rak Lakes Lake Bled - Lake Bohinj - Cerknica Lake - Wild Lake - Gradišče Lake - Lake Kreda - Žovnek Lake Valleys Radovna Valley - Triglav Lakes Valley - Upper Sava Valley Waterfalls Rinka

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