Malo Plivsko jezero is the smaller of the two lakes on the Pliva, about five kilometres from Jajce, joined to Veliko Plivsko jezero beside the old wooden watermills of the Mlinčići.
Mills have worked on the Pliva here since 1562. Twenty of the original twenty-four small wooden mills survive at the Mlinčići, between the two lakes; they are one of the best-loved sights around Jajce and a record of the Ottoman-era crafts of the town.
The lakes matter for hydroelectric power, sport fishing, fish farming and recreation, and the Pliva is a source of drinking water for Jajce.
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The lake is about five kilometres from Jajce, and the Mlinčići between the two lakes are the sight not to miss. Ask in Jajce about boats and swimming.
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A cluster of old watermills on the Pliva at Jajce, between the two tufa lakes of the river, built over the water and the best-known sight of the Pliva lakes. Visiting the mills The Mlinčići are about 20 wooden watermills…
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