Jezioro Rosnowskie Duże, Natural lake in Wielkopolska, Poland
Jezioro Rosnowskie Duże is a lake in Wielkopolska that covers roughly 34 hectares with shoreline measuring about 6,500 meters. The banks are muddy and the water depth varies between the northern and southern areas.
The northern section underwent major changes in the 1970s when a residential garden allotment settlement was built nearby. This development took place even with environmental concerns about its impact on the area.
Fishermen gather along the banks throughout the year, making this a valued spot in the local community. The lake serves as a natural meeting place for people who enjoy spending time by the water.
The main route to reach the lake is through Jaskolcza Street, while a green hiking trail passes nearby connecting Szreniawa to Steszew. The location is fairly easy to access for those wanting to explore the area and its surroundings.
The lake bottom contains semi-liquid sediments mixed with plant matter that has not fully decomposed, creating specific habitats for aquatic organisms. These unusual conditions support a particular form of underwater life rarely found in typical lakes.
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