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6 FAQs about [Warsaw water storage]
Where does the water go in Warsaw?
Check the path of the water that goes to your tap Since its beginnings, Warsaw has been inextricably linked to the Vistula River. It is the Queen of Polish Rivers that has been and continues to be the main source of water for the city’s residents, enabling its development.
Where does Warsaw water come from?
Warsaw’s waterworks draw water from two independent sources: from under the bottom of the Vistula River and directly from the Zegrze Lake. Due to the impurities in the raw water, including organic matter and high levels of iron and manganese compounds, it requires treatment at our facilities. 01 / 10
How is water treated in Warsaw?
Water collected about 7 meters below the bottom of the river is then treated at the Central Plant (in two Warsaw treatment stations: “Filtry” and “Praga”). The Northern Plant in Wieliszew, on the other hand, supplies the city with surface water taken from Lake Zegrze. Over 330 million litres of water are used every day in Warsaw.
How much water is used in Warsaw agglomeration?
The Northern Plant in Wieliszew, on the other hand, supplies the city with surface water taken from Lake Zegrze. Over 330 million litres of water are used every day in Warsaw. However, before it reaches the inhabitants of the Warsaw agglomeration, it must undergo a series of complex technological processes and detailed laboratory tests.
What is the water & wastewater project in Warsaw?
The project covers various investments relating to the development and modernisation of the water and wastewater infrastructure in the City of Warsaw. The project is in line with EU and EIB policy objectives of environmental protection and climate action, and will generate positive externalities in the form of environmental and health benefits.
What is a water pump in Warsaw?
Listen to this story. A WATER PUMP known as Gruba Kaska (Fat Kathy) is a local landmark in Warsaw. To get there, you must walk 300 metres through a slimy tunnel under the Vistula river. There you will find eight clams hooked up to computers. They are monitoring the city’s drinking water. The system is nifty.