the reserve of the nature Katowice-Ochojec Poland |
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The reserve of the nature Ochojec - created in 1982 year 26,77 ha forest (the complex of Forests Murcki) in the valley of the river Ślepiotka. The name comes from the name of the district of Katowic - Ochojec, in borders which the reserve is. Despite position in the administrative borders of the capital of the Silesian province, the valuable area makes up from natural regards. He is one of few in the Poland positions of the mountain abacus laid beyond mountains, the area of the reserve was hugged the protection because of this plant mainly.
Zwałowisko ma wysokości 339 m n.p.m. i było usypywane od 1900r. Wysokość od podnórza to 59 m. To drug...
Be present the Barbra this the surrounded the forest water reservoir laid from Katowic, in the distri...
Be present the Barbra this the surrounded the forest water reservoir laid from Katowic, in the distri...
Katowice-Muchowiec, Francuska street.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muchowiec
Panorama przed kościołem w Panewnikach
Wooden, antique church from 1510 with standing slowly wooden tower from XVII age, surrounded the wood...
There is the built recently artificial pond behind the monument Kościuszki. Ivy (Hedera helix)begins ...
Katowice-Muchowiec, Francuska street, next to the airport.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muchowiec
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