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Poland · PL

rzeka Utrata

The Utrata is a quiet, slow-moving lowland river threading across the Łowicz–Błonie Plain just west of Warsaw. Barely 76 km long and a right tributary of the Bzura, it is not a grand sightseeing river but a gentle, meandering waterway of reedy floodplains, millponds and parkland banks—an easy and pleasantly unpretentious escape from the capital. Its real charm is how close the wild-feeling valley sits to the city: at Pęcice and Komorów, only about 13 km from the centre of Warsaw, the Utrata spreads into broad marshes and lazy bends that look far removed from anywhere urban.