River Mlava spring (izvor Mlave, Zagubica)

River Mlava spring (izvor Mlave, Zagubica)

River Mlava spring (izvor Mlave, Zagubica)
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Photo panoramique par Saša Stojanović Pris 14:18, 24/07/2010 - Views loading...

River Mlava spring (izvor Mlave, Zagubica)

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Spring of the Mlava is located in the town of Zagubica, just at the northern foot of Mt. Beljanica, and is actually a small lake from which the river springs. It is inside a natural amphitheatre, open to the west with a small valley through which the water flows away. The lake is only about 30 meters wide and, due to its great depth, the colour of the water is dark green. Diving crews have managed to dive as deep as 70 meters, but they haven’t reached the bottom, so the depth of this lake remains unknown to this day.

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A: Vrelo reke Mlave - zima

Par Sasha Spasic, à 20 mètres

Vrelo mlave nalazi se u samoj Žagubici, ispod severnih obronaka planine Beljanice, i predstavlja malo...

Vrelo reke Mlave - zima

B: Vrelo Zagubica

Par Sasha Spasic, à 750 mètres

Vrelo Zagubica

C: Lisine - Veliki Buk

Par Saša Stojanović, A 15.4 km

Lisine or Veliki Buk watefall has height of 25 meters. Waterfall is located on the Resava River in th...

Lisine  - Veliki Buk

D: Resava cave inside

Par Saša Stojanović, A 17.8 km

Resava cave is 15km away from Despotovac in central Serbia. The cave is 52 km from the Belgrade-Niš f...

Resava cave inside

E: Resavska cave (Resavska pećina)

Par Saša Stojanović, A 18.0 km

The Resavska Cave lies in the eastern Serbia in the vicinity of the town of Despotovac (20 km). The c...

Resavska cave (Resavska pećina)

F: Gornjak monastery (Manastir Gornjak)

Par Saša Stojanović, A 20.8 km

Gornjak monastery is betwean Žagubica and Petrovac Na Mlavi towns in Braničevo distric in Serbia. Con...

Gornjak monastery (Manastir Gornjak)

G: Stubej peack at Homolje mountains

Par Saša Stojanović, A 22.2 km

Homolje mountains is a mountain range in eastern Serbia. It lies in the region known as Homolje betwe...

Stubej peack at Homolje mountains

H: Prskalo Waterfall near Despotovac

Par Boris Vezmar, A 22.5 km

Cash is in the hole to the left of the waterfall Prskalo, in the valley of the river Nekudovo Kučajsk...

Prskalo Waterfall near Despotovac

I: Betwean Little and Big Vukan

Par Saša Stojanović, A 22.6 km

Beautifull sight betwean "Mali Vukan" (Little Vukan) and "Veliki Vukan" (Big Vukan). At eastern side ...

Betwean Little and Big Vukan

J: Vukan peack at Homolje mountains

Par Saša Stojanović, A 22.9 km

Top od western Homolje mountains - Vukan at 835 m. above sea level with mountaineers PD Vukan

Vukan peack at Homolje mountains

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