Lake Załomie

Załomie, also called Załom or Załom Wielki, is a lake in the Wałcz Lakeland in Człopa municipality. The water surface measures from 104.7 to 135.89 hectares, depending on the measurement, the average depth is 5.4 metres and the maximum 21.5 metres.

The Stary Załom reserve

On a peninsula on the north shore lies the Stary Załom floristic reserve, established in 1966, with an area of 5.44 hectares. It protects xerothermic grassland and variably moist meadows on a carbonate substrate, with rare plants, among them the fingered sedge. Part of the reserve, 2.14 hectares, is under strict protection. The area lies in the Puszcza nad Drawą Protected Landscape Area and in the buffer zone of Drawa National Park.

Nearby

At a distance of about 2 kilometres stands the palace in Dłusko.

Practical information

• Location: about 5 kilometres west of Człopa.
• No bathing place or trail is described, and the rules for entering the reserve are set by the Człopa Forest District.