Versupite River

Vēršupīte is a small river which curves through the town of Ķemeri and has more than 10 small and romantic bridges across it – each with its own name.
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Vēršupīte (also Ķemerupe, Vēršupe) is a river in Latvia, a tributary of Vecslocene in the northwest of Zemgale. According to some sources, the source of the river is from the Kubuliņa pond in the south of Ozolpils and the upstream is called Stirnupīte, but according to another – from the ditch system in the forest southeast of Smārde. The river flows through the counties of Tukums and Engure and downstream through the city of Jūrmala. It crosses the territory of the Ķemeru National Park and receives the waters of the northern part of the Ķemeru-Smārde moor. Mineral waters used by Ķemeri spas flow out on the banks of Vēršupīte. The river is crossed three times by the A10 road, and near Ķemeri by the Riga-Ventspils railway. The largest tributaries are the Lūzņu grāvis and Stirnupīte.
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Vēršupīte is a tributary of the right bank of Vecslocene in Engure county and Jūrmala, length – 18 km. It is also called Ķemerupe, Vēršupe and flows through the forests from Smārde through Ķemeri and flows into Vecslocene a little before Lake Sloka. Sulphurous springs flow out in many places in its bed, therefore the variety of colors of the river water can be observed in Ķemeri in different seasons and weather conditions. On the banks of the river, there are natural wet black alder forests – Vēršupīte swamps. If you want to boat in a suitable season, you should expect fallen trees in the river.