Kuna River
Gdovsky district, Pskov region
Description:
The Kuna River originates on the flat terrain of the Verkhneruchye and moves to the west. It's a little over 15 kilometers long. On the whole way to Lake Peipsi along the banks of the river there are several settlements. The largest villages of Leonovshchyna, Merzlyakovo, Sidorovshchina and many others.
Also, the river has one tributary. On the left side in one place to Kuna joins the river Micushen. In another place above the river built a huge road bridge, which follows the highway P60 from Pskov to Gdova.
The banks of Kuna are low and sandy. On both sides, small shrubs and trees grow in some places. The locals built their own beaches. The depth of the river is small. She doesn't reach three meters. Kuna has a small width. She can easily swim across a child.
Tourists often come here to rest. They have picnics, pick wild berries and go fishing.