Vingåkersån

Vingåkersån is a river located in the province of Södermanland, Sweden. It originates from the lake Tisnaren, which straddles the border between Södermanland and Östergötland. The river flows in a generally north-easterly direction through the municipality of Vingåker, after which it is named. Its course passes through varied landscapes, including agricultural areas and forested regions.

The Vingåkersån eventually discharges into the lake Kolsjön, which is part of the larger Nyköpingsån river system. This system ultimately drains into the Baltic Sea. The river's length is relatively short, and its drainage basin is primarily characterized by arable land and woodlands. Historically, the river has likely played a role in local land use and settlement patterns.

While not a major waterway in terms of navigation or hydroelectric power generation, the Vingåkersån contributes to the local hydrology and ecosystem. It supports various aquatic life and is part of the broader natural environment of Södermanland. Water quality and flow rates can vary depending on precipitation and seasonal conditions. The river serves as a scenic element within the landscape it traverses.