Wołczenica

River in Poland

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53°44′1″N 15°6′56″E / 53.73361°N 15.11556°E / 53.73361; 15.11556 Mouth

• location

Dziwna

• coordinates

53°54′04″N 14°44′28″E / 53.90111°N 14.74102°E / 53.90111; 14.74102Basin featuresProgressionGrzybnica→Dziwna→ Baltic Sea

Wołczenica is a river in north-western Poland. Near Kamień Pomorski it flows into the Grzybnica [pl],^[1] which in turn drains into Quiet Bay (Zatoka Cicha) formed by the Dziwna River.