Martwa Wisła

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Martwa Wisła is a branch of the Vistula River in northern Poland, flowing through the Gdańsk area and historically serving as an important waterway for the city.

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Label Occurrences
Martwa Wisła canonical 4

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river branch
belongsToBasin Baltic Sea basin
connectedTo Vistula River
country Poland
crosses Żuławy Wiślane region
linked to: Vistula region
flowsInto Baltic Sea
flowsThrough Gdańsk
hasBridge Siennicki Bridge
Wantowy Bridge
hasEconomicImportance access route to Gdańsk port facilities
hasEnvironmentalRole part of local estuarine ecosystem
hasHydrologicalFunction discharge of Vistula waters to the sea
hasNameMeaning Dead Vistula
historicalRole important waterway for Gdańsk
languageOfName Polish
locatedIn Pomeranian Voivodeship
northern Poland
locatedNear Sobieszewo Island
Westerplatte
mouthOfWaterBody Gdańsk Bay
linked to: Bay of Gdańsk
near Port of Gdańsk
partOf Gdańsk waterway network
Vistula River system
linked to: Vistula River
region Gdańsk area
separatedFrom main Vistula channel
linked to: Vistula River
usedFor industrial transport
inland navigation
shipping
watercourseType distributary of the Vistula

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Motława connectedTo Martwa Wisła
Dead Vistula hasNameInPolish Martwa Wisła
Motława River mouthOf Martwa Wisła