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Gąsawka

Coordinates: 53°04′02″N 17°48′15″E / 53.06722°N 17.80417°E

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Gąsawka

Gąsawka is a river of Poland, a tributary of the Noteć.

53°04′02″N 17°48′15″E / 53.06722°N 17.80417°E / 53.06722; 17.80417

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