Dwinier Lake

Lake Dvinye is located on the territory of the Pskov region in the southeast, in the Kunin district. Previously, this lake was part of the Tver (formerly Kalinin) region. This reservoir is flowing, passing into Lake Velinskoye. The maximum depth of the lake reaches 7 meters. On the territory of Dvinje there are nine islands, the total area of which is 24 hectares.

As for the features of the bottom of the reservoir, it is worth noting that it is characterized by pits, sand lilies, and in the littoral area - sand, silted sand, sand with pebbles. Notable is the fact that the shores of Lake Dvinje are indented. The coast of this reservoir in the east side is covered with forests of mixed type. As for the western section, there are agricultural lands on the shore of the lake.

In swampy areas, cranberries, blueberries and lingonberries grow. As for fish, earlier Dvinier was famous for the saturation of fauna, and today its number has slightly decreased. Yet here you can see enough lake inhabitants in the form of: perch, gusters, pike, ulcer, catfish, nalima, roach, yarsh, perch, linen, carp, red pepper, glue, bream.