Motlawa River, Gdansk, Poland. The Motlawa Is A River In Eastern Pomerania In Poland. Its Source Is In Szp?Gawskie Lake, Northeast From The Town Of Starogard Gdanski. The Motlawa Goes Through Rokickie Lake To Martwa Wis?A, A Branch Of The Vistula. The City Of Gdansk Is Situated At Its Mouth In The Martwa Wisla. In Gdansk, The Motlawa Ferry Crosses The River, A Service That Has Run Since The Year 1687. The Polish Name Motlawa Is Derived From Old Prussian Language. In German The River Is Known As Mottlau. Is A City On The Baltic Coast Of Northern Poland, And The Capital Of The Pomeranian Voivodeship.

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