Lake Tsevlo
Pskov region, Bezhanitsky district
Description:
Tsevlo is a lake in the Bezhanitsky district of the Pskov region. Its area is 7.95 square kilometers, the greatest depth is 2.5 meters. It is a residual lake formed after a glacial reservoir. Enters the Tsevla River basin. The lake has two molds, is flowing: from the molds flow two ducts flowing into the lake Ozeryavka. On the shore of the lake is the village of Tsevlo.
The lake is surrounded by forests. It has a muddy bottom, low, swampy shores, overgrown with horn, reed and reed. The lake is inhabited by many species of fish: bream, glue, roach, perch, carp, pike, yarsh, pour, yaz, catfish, vin, gustera. It is found in the lake and such a rare fish as blue.
On the southern shore of the lake, the estate park of the village of Tsevlo has been preserved. The park of the XIX century was part of the estate, which belonged to the chamberlain A.N. Krenitsyn. The park of 11 hectares is a monument of regional importance. In the park, centuries-old lime trees, elms and pines have survived, century-old oaks and maples come across. Also of interest is an ancient settlement located on one of the capes on Lake Tsevlo.