Staw Młyński, Mill pond in Naramowice district, Poznań, Poland.
Staw Młyński is a pond in the Naramowice district of Poznań with calm water surrounded by vegetation along its banks. The water body features gradual shorelines where trees and shrubs meet the water's edge.
The pond originally served as a reservoir for a mill and was built to support agricultural activities in the area. As northern Poznań developed into a residential neighborhood, the water body remained as part of the landscape.
Local anglers come here regularly to fish, and the pond serves as a quiet retreat for people seeking a break from the city. It has become a gathering place for those who enjoy spending time near water.
The pond can be reached from several directions, including via Naramowicka Street and through residential streets in the neighborhood. The area is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle, with multiple entry points along the shoreline.
The eastern bank drops away steeply, creating a cliff face that stands out sharply from the surrounding flat residential area. This natural elevation adds visual interest to an otherwise level landscape.
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