Bolemka

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Bolemka
Location
Country	Poland
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• location	Noteć
• coordinates	52°59′43″N 16°55′39″E / 52.9952°N 16.9275°E / 52.9952; 16.9275
Basin features
Progression	Noteć→ Warta→ Oder→ Baltic Sea

Bolemka is a 7 km-long river^[1] in the Głuszec stream valley and Wielkopolska region of Poland,^[2] and a tributary of the Noteć near Chodzież. The Bolemka flows into lake Jezioro Chodzieskie, also known as City Lake.^[3]

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