Lake Usvecha in Nevelsky district
Pskov region, 1.9 km from the border with Belarus
Description:
Usvecha is a lake that is located in the west of the Plissky volost in the Nevelkoy district in the Pskov region only 1.9 kilometers from the border with Belarus.
Its area is only 2.2 square kilometers. The maximum depth reaches four meters, and the average depth is two meters.
Lake Candle is flowing. It belongs to the basin of the Ushcha River, a tributary of Drissa, which in turn belongs to the basin of the Western Dvina River.
By type, Lake Usvech is referred to as a bream-carpenter with a perch and a glue. Pike, roach, perch, bream, perch, red pepper, ulcer, gustera, glue, molt, catfish, vin, mould and carp are abundant.
This reservoir is characterized by a sandy-leafy bottom and stones.