
	Where results make sense

Topic: Tuchola forests

Related Topics

List of forests in Poland

Oliwa forests

Bialowieza forests

Tuchola

Masuria

Crawford, Maine

Szczecin Bay

Forest Lake Township, Minnesota

Marklesburg, Pennsylvania

Warta

List of islands of Poland

Poland

Pomeranian Voivodship

Butrint

Geography of Poland

	Tuchola - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tuchola is a town (population 14,000 in 2001) in Pomerania, northern Poland in the center of Tuchola forests.
		First mentioned in 1287, Tuchola received its city rights in 1346.
		Near the town a POW camp was established by the German Empire during World War I.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tuchola (167 words)

	FLORA: A COUNTRY OF FORESTS AND MEADOWS
		Forests with beeches occur in lower mountains, in the Pomeranian Lake District, western part of the Masurian Lake District, the Lublin Upland and in the Bieszczady.
		This is the Bialowieza Forest (Puszcza Bialowieska), straddling the border of Poland and Belarus, on the Bielska Plain, between the Narewka and Lesna rivers, the latter being a tributary of the Bug.
		The Swietokrzyska Forest is the cradle of the Polish yew.
	travel.poland.com /texts/en/t-ap-3-2.php (3384 words)

	ACTIVITAS - Active People Vacations
		Brda - the main waterway In Bory Tucholskie (Tuchola Forests) is the left tributary to the river Wisla (Vistula).
		Tucholski Park Krajobrazowy (Tuchola Landscape Park) with the River Brda Valley reserve is the main part of the rapidy section of the river.
		The most beautiful parties are two breakthroughs amid the forest: the first between villages Boze Pole Szlacheckie and Pogodki, and the second between the mouth of the Wietcisa river and the town Starogard.
	www.activitas.com.pl /rivers_en.htm (1852 words)

	National Parks in Poland - Travel to Poland - Hotel Poland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The upper mountain forest zone, ranging between 1150 and 1350 m is the kingdom of tall, soaring and thick spruces.
		Forests, which cover approximately 80% of its area have also retained their natural character, and some of them can be even described as primeval.
		Forests, most of which exceed 100 years of age, cover almost 95% of the Park’s area and are dominated by firs, spruces, beeches in addition of larch, elm, ash and grey alder.
	www.hotelpoland.com /travel/poland_national_parks.html (9265 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Climate The climate is characteristic of the pine forest areas of northern Poland and is unaffected by urban and industrial pollutants.
		Not so widespread are forest types such as mixed, dry and flooded woodlands and rarer types of woodland are found in river valleys and along lake shores.
		The forest is crossed by the route taken by Napoleon on his march to Moscow.
	sea.unep-wcmc.org /sites/pa/1347v.htm (935 words)

	forests (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Forests National Forests Tuchola Forests Oliwa forests A Dance of the Forests Tuchola forests Forests of Sweden National forests Mediterranean Forests Song of the Forests List of forests List of forests in Poland Virgin Komi Forests Forests of the Kingdom of Sweden Northeastern coastal forests
		The Native Forests of New Zealand Learn about the various types and distinctive character of native forests in New Zealand; their unbroken lineage to the ancient forests of Gondwana and the impact of human activity on these forests.
		Forests Forever An organization which protects and enhances the forests and wildlife habitat of California through educational, legislative and electoral activities.
	www.purpleuniverse.com /free_associate-forests.html (201 words)

	ECEAT-POLAND
		The farm is near the area of the Tuchola Woods.
		The farm is surrounded by beautiful forests that have remained almost untouched, such as Notecka Virgin Forest and Notec Valley with 240 birds species, Drawa Virgin Forest, and Drawa National Park.This is a great area for ornitologist.
		Cattle and horses are raised and crops are cultivated.
	www.poland.eceat.org /wielkopolskaang.htm (1413 words)

	Personal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I live deep in the forest, somewhere in north Poland (Tuchola Forest, we call it Bory Tucholskie).
		Cekcyn is located at the very heart of the Tuchola Forests, upon Lake Wielkie Cekcynskie which covers 134 ha of land.
		It is not far from such towns and cities as Tuchola (12km), Chojnice (37km) and Bydgoszcz (56km).
	www.wieland.tuchola.pl /me.htm (447 words)

	Borow Tucholskich National Park
		The Park comprises of 4,250 ha of forests in the community of Chojnice in the Bydgoszcz voivodship, and 530 ha of water including numerous lakes and the Brda River with its tributaries and streams.
		The Pomeranian Primeval Forest, located between the communities of Chojnice, Koscierzyna, Tuchola and Starogard, constitutes one of the largest forest systems in Poland, covering an area of over 120,000 ha (1.5 per cent of the national territory).
		The Tucholskie Forests, which are a part of this primeval forest, are 12.5 thousand years old and remain in relatively unspoiled shape.
	www.staff.amu.edu.pl /~zbzw/ph/pnp/tuch.htm (806 words)

	Polish forests - western Poland
		The mosts notable of forests in the west of Poland are the Puszcza Piska (Pisz Forest), Puszcza Notecka (Notec Forest), Bory Tucholskie (Tuchola Forest) and Bory Dolnoslaskie (Lower Silesia Forest).
		The Puszcza Notecka (Notecka Forest) consisting of over 100 000 ha of pine forests is one of the best places in Poland for those interested in wild mushrooms.
		In the Pomeranian Lake District, the most extensive wood is the Tuchola Forest (Bory Tucholskie; about 1200 sq km), with an enclave of primeval vegetation is the Wierzchlas yew reserve.
	polandpoland.com /polish_forests.html (291 words)

	..:: Kashuby ::.. ...
		In response to their pleas the gracious God adorned the barren land with hills, lakes and forests and made it colourful and picturesque.
		To the north the Kashubian land is bordered by the Baltic Sea and to the south its borders reach as far as Tuchola Forests (Bory Tucholskie).
		This is the heart of Kashubia, full of rolling hills, meandering rivers and streams, clean lakes, and forests which provide shelter to a variety of wild animals.
	szkola.interklasa.pl /f019/strona/ang (1380 words)

	LYNX - IUCN publication: EECONET - Poland
		Moist forest Molinio-Pinetum is common and several large complexes of ‘primeval forest’, mainly on the outwash, have survived.
		Decreasing variety of habitats and the fragmentation of initially large forest complexes and wetland drainage are inevitably connected with the development of civilization.
		Forests with dense undergrowth and old hollowed trees are favoured by the dormouse Muscardinus avellanarius.
	geoinfo.amu.edu.pl /wpk/eeconet/eeco_pl.html (17834 words)

	Comprehensive and Technical Schools in Tuchola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Welcome to the Tuchola Comprehensive and Technical Schools website which has been designed and created to help you learn more about the place where we study, work and live.
		Tuchola Comprehensive and Technical Schools is the largest provider of secondary and further education in the region.
		The School’s location in a picturesque and environmentally clean area of Tuchola Forests makes studying at our school not only hard work but also a very pleasant experience.
	www.zsz.tuchola.pl /eng/welcome.htm (301 words)

	PolishRoots - Geography & Maps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		There is in the town: 1 printing house, 1 German newspaper., machinery manufacture, gas-works, 3 brewery, post office 2nd class., railway station, telegraph station, 4 marketplaces, the land court (Landgericht) and the office of the Lutheran Superintendent; presently the number of the town inhabitants is close to 10,000.
		In the North-West part of the district live Kaszubs, in the Tuchla forest live Borowiacy (see Tuchola), in the area with rich soil, south of Chojnice live Kosznajders who are Geramn Catholics.
		Notice: In 1875 the Tuchola district was separated from the Chojnice district therefore Tuchola district could not be included in the chapter since all statistical data are not yet available.
	www.polishroots.org /slownik/chojnice.htm (2533 words)

	VARIATION OF TREE POLLEN INFLUX VALUES IN SEVERAL FORESTED REGIONS OF POLAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Some stands of monitoring are located in the Tuchola Forest District — the great complex of pine woodlands with the natural stands of yew (The Wierzchlas reserve).
		And the last traps were placed in the forests of the southeastern Poland in the Roztocze National Park.
		This region with its beech and fir forests is considered to be a very important climatic boundary where the influences of the Atlantic climate vanish.
	gsa.confex.com /gsa/inqu/finalprogram/abstract_55457.htm (394 words)

	Chicago Suchomski Ancestry Website: Zdroje's History
		Zdroje is a village in northwest Poland, near Bydgoszcz, about ten miles directly east of Tuchola, and about seven miles northeast of Lubiewo.
		The article discusses the role of Mateusz Suchomski in the development of agriculture in the first half of the eighteenth century in former forested lands surrounding Zdroje.
		Considering that pitch products and charcoal were resinous pine, but the virgin [pine] forest surrounding Zdroje was established royal property, to keep the pitch ovens busy with raw material, appropriate sums of money were paid to and work was performed for the prefect [of the district].
	members.aol.com /suchgo/zdrojehs.htm (997 words)

	Explore - Part 33
		At Wiele there is an interesting Way of the Cross, an embroidery and lace-making center, ringing out with the speech and song of famous Kashubians who were born here: the poet and publicist H. Derdowski (1852-1902) and the storyteller and songwriter W. Rogala (1871-1958).
		And lost in the forests is Polczyn Zdroj with its sources of mineral waters.
		A town near the large Lake Charzykowskie, Chojnice is a sailing center, the starting point for excursions to the Tucholskie Forests and the Krajenskie Lakeland Belt.
	www.poloniatoday.com /explore33.htm (1397 words)

	Bory Tucholskie - Holiday Poland
		ABOUT US To enjoy a nature you have to go to the Tuchola Forest (the Plain of Tuchola) â€“ the third largest woodland area of Poland, situated in the Pojezierze Pomorskie.
		In 1993 it was established the Tuchola Forest National Park.
		You cannot pass by without dropping in: Tuchola (Tuchola Forest National Park Museum), Raciaz (Middle â€“ Age castle fragments), Fojtowo (aqueduct), and villages: Klocek, Stobno, Losiny, Legbad, Rzepiczna, Raciaz (wodden buildings from the 19th century).
	holidays.staypoland.com /bory-tucholskie-en.aspx (256 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Holidays in this Region are great opportunities to learn about this beautiful region and especially about its natural values such as: The Tuchola Forests, The Brodnica Lakes, The Dobrzyń Area, Kuyavia and Pałuki.
		The landscape was created by the Glacier thousands years ago, which are cut by river valleys and lakes that are surrounded by dark green forests.
		Our householders apart from basic touring services such as accommodation,independent holiday houses, or camp-sites, offer also food prepared from the products of their farms, hike and bike excursions, horseriding, wagonette rides, fishing, the possibility of forest fleece gathering and many other attractions.
	www.agroturystyka.org.pl /glowna_gb.htm (315 words)

	Materials on Cashubians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Since lakes are scattered throughout the area, all placed picturesquely amidst forests, tourists may sail, canoe, or fish, all extremely popular pastimes among local people.
		In the midst of forest on Dlugie Lake there are four stone circles which are from 10 to 30 m in diameter.
		The only thing that varies according to region is the proportion of colors: in northern Kashubia more blue is used, in Central Kashubia green, yellow and red, and in the southern part the dominant color is green.
	www.forum-identitaet.de /030720.html (2824 words)

	PGSA -Translated Town Entries (L)
		Laczki used to belong to the diocese of Krakow, but the parish church was in Leki [on modern maps this appears to be the village named Leki Strzyzowskie], and until the partitioning of Galicia the church in Laczki was a branch of that one.
		Both villages are in an area of rolling countryside, covered to the north and south by fir forests, on a small tributary of the left bank of the Wisloka.
		A new wooden church was built here in 1710; it was from earlier times a filial church connected to Brusy; only after the restitution of the original parish system was it detached as an independent parish by the decree of Feb. 10, 1859, mostly by the efforts of Jerzy Jeszki, suffragan bishop of Chelm.
	www.pgsa.org /Towns/townsL.htm (5789 words)

	Rest
		in the Tuchola Forests (Bory Tucholskie), is located seven kilometers from Gostycyn, ten kilometers from Piła and 14 kilometers from Tuchola.
		It is an ideal place for those who love nature, calmness and silence.
		It is a good place to make trips to other interesting places in the Tuchola Forests, such as:
	www.gostycyn.las.pl /recreation.htm (132 words)

	Mathia-Matthia Family Organization Home Page
		One could clear the German primal forests or could emigrate.
		That is why the almost unpopulated ancient forests of East Europe were so inviting.
		The "Mathia" were supposed to have settled in West Prussia from the "Rhein Areas" in the 13th century.
	www.matthia.org (394 words)

	PGSA - Town Translations (G)
		It is served by the parish church in Sliwice, the school in Zdroje, and the post office in Szklana Huta (German name Louisenthal).æ Laski, a settlement in Swiecie county, on the stream Brzezina, in a sanded, woody area; 630 morgs of land, 67 buildings, 30 houses, with 132 Catholic inhabitants and 24 Protestant.
		A peasant village in Chojnice county in a forested and sandy area on a lake, 1/2 mile from the beaten track between Chojnice and Koscierzyna, 3/4 mile from the railroad station in Rytel on the Pila to Tczew line.
		A document of 1222 mentions the forest Gruth, donated to bishop Christian; it’s not known, however, whether it was located at today’s Gruta.
	www.pgsa.org /Towns/townsG.htm (4792 words)

	Explore - Part 8
		There are some 2.5 million hectares of hunting grounds in Poland, which is the only country in Europe to retain such huge expanses of virgin forest as the Great Augustow, Bialowieza, Knyszyn, Notec, Kozienice and Sandomierz forests, the Tuchola and Lower Silesian forests, and many others.
		For years these forests have been visited by guests from abroad, eager to hunt game both big and small.
		Bison hunts are held mainly in the forests of the Bieszczady Mountains in southeastern Poland.
	www.poloniatoday.com /explore8.htm (886 words)

	www.um-swiecie.pl - official web page of Swiecie town
		We find comfort in the image of Virgin Mary of Lubiszyn, the legendary picture of the Virgin Mary of Lubiszyn also tights us to Gdansk just like the Vistula, which has its museum in Tczew.
		The charm of the region's landscape varied relief (Starogardzkie Lake District, Świecka Plain, also Góry Diabelskie Devil Hills), fine lakes and forests (part of Bory Tucholskie The Tuchola Forests) evoked the decision to establish two landscape preservation parks: the Wda Landscape Park and the Vistula Landscape Park.
		Kociewiacy a mixed ethnic group, which used to be divided into three sub-groups (Górale, Polusowie, Lasacy), inhabits this beautiful land.
	www.um-swiecie.pl /index_en.php?cid=85 (1708 words)

	Errr....that's me :)
		The forest are of about 1170 square km area and grow on a big outwash.
		Is there a lot of Medieval history in your region?The place where you live sounds so nice, I love forests and lakes and nature in general.
		I was seeing the Tuchola page, it looks nice city, beautiful buildings and if sorrounded by forest, that's great.
	www.englishforums.com /English/ErrrThatsMe/vvwp/Post.htm (664 words)

	PolishRoots - Geography & Maps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Sliwice, German name Groß Schliewitz, a church owned village in the Tuchola Forest, on the river Sliwiczka, 25.7 km.
		northeast of Tuchola, on the edge of Tuchola county.
		During the days of August II Sliwice was ravaged by constant war, and as a result the king bestowed on Sliwice a grant entitling it to free wood for firewood and construction from the nearby royal forest, as well as free pasturage and fishing.
	www.polishroots.org /slownik/sliwice.htm (591 words)

	[No title]
		geological, geo- morphological, climatic, hydro-graphic, geo-botanical, fauna frontiers as well as nature and forest ones.
		Among crucial areas of international importance, the following ones should be quoted: Tuchola Forests and region of Gopło lake, while as crucial areas of national importance – Forests of Gostynin-Włocławek Landscape Park and the area of Brodnica and Górzeń-Lidzbark Landscape Park.
		It should be noticed that the environmental situation in our region is not satisfactory.
	www.wshe.pl /english?id=2&static=8 (573 words)

	Middle part of Tuchola forest (Important Birds Areas of Poland) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Many are flow-lakes, being part of the Brda river system, and most have low to moderate levels of nutrients.
		On richer soils there are dry-ground forests of hornbeam Carpinus, birch Betula, beech Fagus and oak Quercus, and near watercourses and reservoirs there is riverside carr and forest of alder Alnus.
		There are fens, connected with rivers and lakes, as well as (in hollows) raised bogs and transitional mires.
	www.birdlife.org /datazone/sites?action=SitHTMDetails.asp&sid=965&m=0 (349 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)