Suså

Suså is a river in Denmark that flows through the municipalities of Næstved, Ringsted, and Sorø in the Sjælland region. The river originates in the Sorø municipality and flows generally eastward, eventually emptying into the Karrebæk Fjord near Næstved. The total length of the Suså is approximately 45 kilometers.

The river's course is characterized by a varied landscape, passing through agricultural areas, forests, and some wetlands. The Suså is known for its relatively slow flow and meandering nature, typical of many Danish rivers. It is an important habitat for various aquatic species and plays a role in the local ecosystem. The water quality of the Suså has been a subject of environmental monitoring and improvement efforts over the years.

Along its path, the Suså is crossed by several bridges and passes through or near several towns, most notably Sorø and Næstved. The river is a feature of the natural landscape around the historic town of Sorø, which is situated on the lake of the same name, which is connected to the Suså. In Næstved, the river is integrated into the urban environment before its final discharge into the fjord. Recreational activities such as kayaking and fishing are possible on certain stretches of the river, though these are subject to local regulations and water conditions.