Cherma River
Gdovsky district, Pskov region
Description:
The Devil's not that long. It reaches about 45 kilometers. The area of its basin is approximately 200 square kilometers. It is considered part of the Baltic Sea basin.
The river originates between the swamps - Pesi moss and Tushinsky moss. Further to Lake Peipus, the river passes through several small lakes. The largest of them are Tushino and Yaktushino. On the coast of the reservoir there are many villages and villages. There are Cheremukha, Sludka, Dulevo and many others. At the village of Verkholyan over the river built a railway bridge.
In addition, several tributaries flow into the Cherma. These are the Cibulikhin and Krutik rivers. Due to this, there is always clean water in the river. The water is rich in different types of fish.
The river coast is famous for its picturesque places. Tourists often rest here, setting up tent camps. Many people rush here for fishing.