Lega (river)

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Lega
Location
Country	Poland
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• location	Biebrza
• coordinates	53°31′15″N 22°48′10″E / 53.5207°N 22.8028°E / 53.5207; 22.8028
Length	157 km (98 mi)
Basin features
Progression	Biebrza→ Narew→ Vistula→ Baltic Sea

Lega is a river in

It passes through the Great Olecko Lake and the Small Olecko Lake at Olecko, and flows into the lake Selmęt Wielki east of Ełk. It continues to the lake Stackie, which is connected with the lake Rajgrodzkie, under the name Małkiń. It flows out of Rajgrodzkie at Rajgród, and continues under the name Jegrznia. It passes through the lake Dręstwo and flows into the Biebrza near Goniądz.