Druzno

Druzno is a body of water historically considered a lake in northern Poland on the east side of the Vistula delta, close to the city of Elblag. As it's miles currently no longer deep sufficient to qualify as a lake hydro logically and gets some periodic influx of sea water from the Vistula Lagoon along the Elblag River, a few recommend that or not it's termed an estuary reservoir. A village of recent starting place also called Druzno is situated near the lake.

The German name Drausensee, in earlier information called Drusensee, is connected to the ancient change city of Truso, which stood within the lands now occupied by means of Elblag. The lake is greatly decreased from its original size in part because of massive constructing enlargement of housing within the previous couple of a long time, however especially due to the herbal demise of the lake by using sedimentation. The lake is the site of a nature reserve, one of the 13 sites in Poland covered beneath the Ramsar conference.