Boguszyce Pond
Also known as Boguszyce Lake, it is the largest body of water in the area and for generations has been one of the most distinctive landmarks of Boguszyce.
The present shape of the reservoir was created by joining two former ponds. From the east, it is fed by the Boguszyce Stream, while its shores are surrounded by forests forming the Boguszyce Forest ecological site. To the north, it borders the partially dismantled "Relaks" Holiday Resort. The reservoir is managed by Fishing Club No. 117 "Sandacz" Boguszyce, which organises fishing competitions and fish stocking there.
51°15′08,3″N 17°24′43,2″E
Character of the place
The reservoir lies in the valley of the Boguszyce Stream and has an intimate, slightly hidden character. In the game world, it can be more than just a point on the map — it can be a place where water, memory and blue energy begin to speak with one voice.
Dimensions
- surface area: approx. 11.96 ha
- shoreline length: approx. 2.05 km
- maximum depth: approx. 3 m
- elevation: approx. 158 m above sea level
Nature
The lake is home to species including crucian carp, perch, pike, tench, bream, roach and rudd. It is a living place — more rustling, shimmering and hidden than it might appear from the shore.
Water that remembers
In Boguszyczanie, the ponds are more than just scenery. This is one of those places where an ordinary landscape can suddenly reveal something disturbingly ancient. Sometimes all it takes is a ripple on the water, the reflection of the moon or a flash of light that should not be there.
Ponds through the years
1736
1828
1937
2026
Sources and materials
This page was prepared using information from publicly available historical materials and studies. The content was written and edited specifically for the Boguszyczanie project.