Drysvyata River

General data
- Water type: River
- Progression: Dysna -> Daugava (Western Dvina) -> Gulf of Riga -> Baltic sea -> Atlantic Ocean -> Planet Earth
- Climates: Continental
- Continents: Europe
- Countries: Belarus, Lithuania
Description
The Drysvyata River (Lithuanian: Drūkša, Belarusian: Дрысвята, Russian: Дрисвята) is a river that flows through Belarus and partially forms the border between Belarus and Lithuania. It originates from Lake Drūkšiai, which is located on the border between Lithuania and Belarus. The river flows through several lakes and eventually joins the Dysna River, which is a tributary of the Daugava River (Western Dvina). The Drysvyata River and its surrounding areas are rich in natural beauty, with lakes and wetlands supporting a variety of wildlife. The region has significance for both its ecological value and cross-border geographical features.