Bērze

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Bērze
Location
Country	Lithuania, Latvia
Physical characteristics
Mouth	Svēte
• coordinates	56°40′47″N 23°36′46″E / 56.6797°N 23.6128°E / 56.6797; 23.6128
Length	107 km (66 mi)
Basin features
Progression	Svēte→ Lielupe→ Baltic Sea

The Bērze is a river of Latvia. It flows for 107 kilometres before emptying into the Svēte. Major tributaries include the Bikstupe, Sesava, Ālav, Līčupe, Līčupe and Gardene. Major settlements along the river include Zebrene, Biksti, Kaķenieki, Annenieki, Dobele, Bērze, Līvbērze.

See also

• List of rivers of Latvia

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