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Jezioro Jeziorak, Iława, powiat iławski, woj. warmińsko-mazurskie (Pojezierze Iławskie)
Jeziorak is the longest lake in Poland (about 27.45 km), located in the Iława Lake District in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, on which lies the town of Iława. Part of the lake and the surrounding forests are covered by the Iława Lake District Landscape Park.
A ribbon lake with a north-to-south axis, with numerous islands in its central part. The largest island is Wielka Żuława (about 82.4 ha) - according to some sources the largest inland lake island in Europe. Jeziorak is connected with the Vistula Lagoon via the Elbląg Canal.
For sailors, kayakers and lovers of waterside recreation; a base in Iława.
From Iława you can sail towards the Baltic thanks to the connection with the Elbląg Canal - a monument of hydraulic engineering.
Year-round; sailing and swimming during the summer season.
The town of Iława lies on the lake; good access by car and by rail.
