Pskov

Lake Lake Lake

Lakeron, Pskov region, Russia

Description:

Lake (the second name Petrovo-Martyanovskoye) is a lake located in Pukhnovskaya volost in Kunya district in the Pskov region. On the western coast there is a border with Slepnevskaya Volost.

The area of the lake is 3.1 square kilometers, the depth reaches 3.8 meters, and the average depth is 1.8. The lake has seven islands with an area of about 18.6 hectares.

On the coast are the following villages - Petrovo, Borovkovo, Solovyevo, Kurkino and Martyanovo.

The lake is flowing. It belongs to the basin of the Usvyacha River, which is a tributary of the Western Dvina River. By and large, the lake is an extension of the Usvyacha River.

The type of reservoir is hazel-carpenter with the presence of glue. Massively there is bream, pike, roach, red pepper, perch, gustera, rush, molt, ulcer, glue and others.

The lake is characterized by sloping and partially swampy shores. Here small forests grow and meadows and swamps are common.

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