Sułtańska Woda (German: Sulten Wasser) is a stream of

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, a tributary of the Kłobucki Potok. It flows through the northern part of the Bukowa Forest in the

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. Sultańska Woda is a stream flowing from the wetlands of a picturesque valley stretching north of Polana Dobropolska and west of the elevation along which Droga Dobropolska runs; it flows into the Kłobucki Potok from its right bank opposite Zameczna Góra. The Polish name is derived from a mistranslation of the German name: dialect. sulten = salzig: salty.

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