Igelbäcken, Small river in northern Stockholm, Sweden.
Igelbäcken is a small river in northern Stockholm that flows for several kilometers through diverse landscapes. It originates from Säbysjön lake and travels toward Edsviken, passing through forests and open areas on its journey.
The waterway underwent significant changes during 1970s urban development in the Stockholm region. These transformations continue to shape the stream's character and ecological structure.
The river runs through several nature reserves and contributes to the Royal National City Park landscape. Visitors can observe different habitats and local plant life along its course.
The stream is accessible via several walking paths and trails that follow its course. Spring and summer are ideal times to explore, when vegetation is fully developed and the water level is stable.
The stream is home to stone loach fish, a protected species that reveals the ecological importance of this waterway. These rare fish indicate healthy water quality and the overall wellbeing of the ecosystem.
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