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Olza (Czech Olše, German Olsa) is a river in Central Europe, right tributary of Oder. It flows from Silesian Beskides through northern Czech Republic and southern Poland. 86 kilometres, 1 100 km² of river basin.


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History of Cieszyn and Těšín Coat of Arms
Cieszyn | Olza | Český Těšín
Zaolzie | Duchy of Cieszyn | Silesia | Upper Silesia | Cieszyn Silesia

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Olza River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (108 words)
Olza (-Polish, Czech Olše, German Olsa) is a river in Central Europe, right tributary of Oder.
86,2 kilometres, 1 118 km² of river basin.
Olza River as seen from its Czech bank.
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