| Hydrozone |
Land development |
Mean depth to groundwater(scope of changes) [m] |
Nitrate concen-trations (scope of varia-bility) NO3 [mg/L] |
NV index, mean value(scope ofchanges) |
| Vistula floodplain terrace |
Several places of compact,single-family housing,recreational and touristregions, partially of anagricultural character (eco-logical agriculture) |
1.91 (1.23 – 2.43) |
0.44 – 114.65 |
60 (<10 – 100) |
| Marsh zones |
Forest-marshy territories,very limited development |
1.03 – 1.15 (0.30-1.64 northzone; 0.49 – 1.94 south zone) |
0.0 – 38.96 |
75 (<10 – 150) |
| Dune zones |
Compact forest complexes,practically no residents |
2.60 – 2.67 (2.04 – 3.17 northzone; 1.97-3.13 south zone) |
0.0 – 128.37 |
55 (<10 – 150) |
| Blonski level(together withpart of the up-land) |
Agricultural territory withseveral places of compact,single-family housing. |
2.15 (0.97 - 2.99) |
12.35 (1.33 –39.52) |
82 (51 – 150) |
| Suburb of War-saw |
Quite compact suburbandevelopment and smallforest areas accompanyingit. Numerous focuses ofcontamination. Smallsemi-agricultural areas. |
2,32 (1,53 – 2,96) |
22,49 (3,55 –115,0) |
114 (51 – 200) |
| Region of intakein Wolka Smo-lana |
The largest intake ofgroundwater in the KNPregion and lagging. Partial-ly developed area, agricul-tural. |
3,16 (2,35 – 3,21) |
- |
141 (51-150) |
