Bolina, Brook in Silesian Voivodeship, Poland.
The Bolina is a small brook in Silesian Voivodeship that flows from Murcki into the Czarna Przemsza river. The stream winds through countryside and connects several communities in the region.
The brook has long been part of the local water systems serving the communities in this region. Its presence shaped settlement patterns and land use across generations.
The brook supports numerous ecological initiatives and environmental education programs that bring together residents of nearby communities for nature observation activities.
The area around the brook is best explored on foot, with several entry points along the waterway. The best time to visit is during warmer months when the paths are dry and easy to walk.
The stream forms part of the Vistula basin drainage system, contributing to the water management network of southern Poland at coordinates 50°12'38.0"N, 19°2'15.8"E.
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