Wołczenica

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Wołczenica
Location
Country	Poland
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• location	Dziwna
• coordinates	53°55′17″N 14°45′09″E / 53.92139°N 14.75250°E / 53.92139; 14.75250Coordinates: 53°55′17″N 14°45′09″E / 53.92139°N 14.75250°E / 53.92139; 14.75250
Basin features
Progression	Dziwna→ Baltic Sea

Wołczenica is a river of Poland. Near Kamień Pomorski it flows into the Zatoka Cicha ("Quiet Bay", known as "Die Maad" before 1949), formed by the Dziwna River.