Kanał Wołczkowski

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Kanał Wołczkowski


Country	Poland
Specifications
Length	11.93 km (7.41 miles)
Geography
Direction	North
Start point	Wawelnica
End point	Gunica River
Beginning coordinates	53°27′00″N 14°24′58″E / 53.450°N 14.416°E / 53.450; 14.416
Ending coordinates	53°32′40″N 14°25′05″E / 53.544569°N 14.418167°E / 53.544569; 14.418167

Kanał Wołczkowski is a canal of Poland, a tributary of the Gunica.

The canal has a length of 11.93 kilometres (7.41 mi), and has a basin size of 51.2 square kilometres (19.8 sq mi).^[1] The average flow is about 148 m³/h (5,200 cu ft/h)^[2]

References

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^ Opracowanie warunków korzystania z wód Lewobrzeżnej Zlewni Dolnej Odry, Kraków 2012.
^ "Zarchiwizowana kopia" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on March 5, 2016.

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