Võhandu

The Võhandu River, also known as the Voo River, is located in south-eastern Estonia, in the upper sections of the Pühajõgi River, Estonia's longest river; length 162 km, river basin 1420 km2, average flow 10–11 m3 / s. It begins on the southern edge of the village of Saverna in the eastern portion of the Otepää Uplands, crosses Lake Jõksi (64.9 ha), makes four big bends between Hino and Sõmerpalu, and runs into Lake Vagula. The Võru Order enters the Ugandan stage after leaving the lake, flows from Paidra to the Peipsi Basin, mostly in the primeval valley, passes through Räpina and Võõpsu, and flows into Lake Lämmijärv 2 km below Võõp. The river is situated at a height of 132 meters (30 m). The yellowish interwoven sandstone of the Burtnieki Stage in Central Devon is visible in numerous locations along the Võhandu River, and the outcrops are known as walls (Elk Wall, Kalmetu Wall).

The Pühajõgi River (64 km long, 366 km2 in area) flows into Vagula (flow of about 5 km) and the Võhandu or Voo River (93 km long) stretches from Vagula to Lake Lämmijärv. Karioja (14 km) and Viluste stream (9 km) on the left, Iskna (29 km), Mädajõgi (27 km), Rõuge (26 km), and Koreli (21 km) on the right, and Varesmäe stream (21 km) (9 km). Räpina (51 ha) and Leevaku (51 ha) have the largest dam lakes (38 ha). Vigo is accessible by lakeboat.

There are several different types of fish in this species (22 species of fish and 1 species of roundnose grenadier; mainly roach, peat, tench, tern and corner).

There is a Võhandu River conservation area and a protected area of the old valley of the Võhandu River along the river.

Length: 162 km (101 mi)