Sätraån (Swedish: "Stream of Sätra") is a stream in southern Stockholm, Sweden.
Sätraån (Swedish: "Stream of Sätra") is a stream in southern Stockholm, Sweden.
Previously stretching 6 km from Västertorp and Segeltorp, Sätraån is today confined to the Sätra Open-air Area and approximately a kilometre long. The limited current discharge causes the stream to be reduced to minor temporary pools of water except during spring. Nevertheless, the stream is considered a valuable natural environment because of the ravine it has cut through the landscape and because of its location in a forest of recreational importance to the suburb Sätra.
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