Lithuania

Reverse Osmosis & Water Treatment in Lithuania

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Lithuania, with a total area of 65,200 square kilometers (km2), is one of the three Baltic states. It is bordered in the west by the Baltic Sea, in the north by Latvia, in the east and southeast by Belarus, in the southwest by Poland and the Russian Federation. It declared its independence from the Soviet Union in March 1990. For administrative purposes, Lithuania is divided into ten districts.
 
Lithuania is part of the east European plain. Within the country, lowland plains alternate with hilly uplands. From west to east, three lowland plains can be distinguished: the Pajuris, middle lowland and eastern lowland. Similarly, there are three uplands: the Zemaiciai (or Baltic), Aukstaiciai and eastern upland. The peak of the highest hill is at 293 meters (m) above sea level.
 
River Basins and Water Resources
 
Rivers and lakes have long been used as waterways, although, with the exception of the Nemunas River in the south of the country, they are not very suitable for navigation. Within the country, there are 722 rivers over 10 kilometers (km) long and 21 of them are more than 100 km long. Most of the rivers flow across the middle lowland and the western part of the Zemaiciai upland.
 
Six major river basins can be distinguished in Lithuania
The Nemunas basin. It is by far the largest river basin in the country, covering 65.9% of the country. The Nemunas River rises in Belarus and enters Lithuania in the south. It flows first north and then turns to the west. It becomes the border between Lithuania and the Russian Federation before flowing into the Baltic Sea. Its major tributaries are the Neris River, rising in Belarus, and the Sesupe River, rising in Poland.
• The Lielupe basin. It covers 16.4% of the country. Several rivers, such as the Svete, Musa, and Memele, rise in the north of Lithuania. They flow into Latvia and become the Lielupe River after their confluence.
• The Venta basin. It covers 9.1% of the country. The Venta River rises in the northwest of Lithuania and flows into Latvia.
• The group of coastal basins. They cover 4.4% of the country.
• The Daugava River basin. It covers 4.1% of the country in the northeast. The Daugava River itself does not flow in Lithuania. Some tributaries, rising in Lithuania, flow northeast into Latvia, where they flow into the Daugava River.
• The Pregel basin. It covers less than 0.1% of the country in the southwest. It drains west into the Russian Federation.

The World Bank reports that at least 80 countries have water shortages and 2 billion people lack access to clean water. More disturbingly, the World Health Organization has reported that 1 billion people lack enough water to simply meet their basic needs, unfortunately in many countries water is scarce or contaminated.

Pure Aqua provides wide range of filtration and economical solutions based on the Lithuania's water resources.

Lithuania's main water resources are:

Water Treatment in Lithuania
The water purification technology we supply to Lithuania work effectively in killing all pathogens and harmful substances within the feed for the production of safe and consumable water. Pure Aqua manufactures and supplies  water treatment systems in Lithuania that meet the World Health Organization requirements.

Pure Aqua manufactures water treatment systems that meet the World Health Organization requirements.

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