Lake Usvecha in the Pustoshkinsky district
Usved, Pskov region, Russia 0.1 m C
Description:
Usvecha is a lake located in Prigorodnaya volost, in the Pustoshkinsky district in the Pskov region. On its southern coast is the border with Gultyaev Volost.
The area of the lake is 5.87 square kilometers, and with the islands - 5.95. The depth reaches 25 meters, and the average depth is about 9 meters.
Lake Usvecha stretches from east to west more than seven kilometers. On its coast are the villages of Vaulino and Nikulino.
The lake is flowing. It belongs to the Great River basin.
By type, the lake is referred to as a breamy-duckle lake with the presence of a rash and a net. In abundance, there are pike, bream, perch, roach, net, vulture, ulcer and many others.
The reservoir is characterized by a sandy-leafy bottom, as well as stones and peat.