Koswa River
Description:
Kosva is a large Russian river that flows through the Perm Territory and flows into the Kama reservoir. Most of the year, the waters of Kosva are too cold for swimming, so the banks of the river attract mainly fans of fishing.
The total length of Kosva is 283 kilometers, and its basin has an area of more than six thousand square kilometers. Kosva is a typical mountain river. Its current is rapid and rapid, and the water in it is cold. In the mountainous areas of the area, Kosva forms many picturesque rapids and small waterfalls.
In addition, Kosva is of great economic importance. This river is an important source of drinking water and it houses Shirokovskaya HPP, which generates electricity for the needs of the Perm region.