Wierzyca

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Wierzyca
File:Wierzyca w Starej Kiszewie.jpg
Location
Country	Poland
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• location	Vistula
• coordinates	53°49′55″N 18°50′10″E / 53.83194°N 18.83611°E / 53.83194; 18.83611
Basin features
Progression	Vistula→ Baltic Sea

The Wierzyca is a river of Poland, and a tributary of the Vistula, which it joins at Gniew. The Wierzyca's own tributaries include the Mała Wierzyca.

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v t e Tributaries of the Vistula River
Forming rivers	Biała Wisełka Czarna Wisełka	File:Vistula river map.png
Main tributaries of the left bank	Krajka Pszczynka Gostynia Przemsza Chech Rudno Sanka Rudawa Prądnik Dłubnia Roporek Szreniawa Nidzica Nida Strumień Czarna Koprzywianka Opatówka Kamienna Krępianka Iłżanka Zwoleńka Plewka Zagożdżonka Radomka Pilica Czarna Jeziorka Bzura Skrwa Lewa Zgłowiączka Tążyna Zielona Brda Wda Wierzyca
Main tributaries of the right bank	Brennica Iłownica Biała Soła Skawa Skawinka Wilga (Krakow) Drwinka Raba Gróbka Uszwica Kisielina Dunajec Breń Brnik Wisłoka Babulówka Trześniówka Łęg San Sanna Wyżnica Chodelka Bystra Kurówka Wieprz Okrzejka Promnik Wilga (Garwolin) Świder Kanał Żerański Narew Mołtawa Słupianka Rosica Brzeźnica Skrwa Prawa Mień Drwęca Bacha Struga Osa Liwa
Distributary	Mała Wisełka (Polska Wisła) Nogat Leniwka Szkarpawa Vistula Lagoon Śmiała Wisła Martwa Wisła Przekop Canal

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