Ådbysö

Ådbysö is a small lake located in the municipality of Norrköping in Östergötland County, Sweden. The lake is situated in a rural area surrounded by forests and agricultural land. Its surface area is approximately 0.5 square kilometers.

The primary inflow to Ådbysö comes from smaller streams and surface runoff. The lake's outflow is through a small stream that eventually connects to the larger Grytsån river system, which further downstream leads to the Baltic Sea. The surrounding landscape is characterized by moraine ridges and a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees.

Ådbysö is a relatively shallow lake with a moderate nutrient level, supporting a variety of aquatic life. Common fish species found in the lake include perch, roach, and pike. The lake is sometimes used for recreational fishing and offers opportunities for birdwatching due to its wetland habitats.

The water quality of Ådbysö is generally considered good, though like many small lakes in agricultural areas, it can be susceptible to nutrient inputs from surrounding land. Local authorities monitor the lake's condition periodically. There are no significant industrial activities in the immediate vicinity of Ådbysö, contributing to its relatively undisturbed nature. The lake and its surroundings are part of the natural landscape of Östergötland, offering a peaceful environment.