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Zelengora Lakes

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Zelengorska jezera

The Zelengora lakes are the mountain lakes of Zelengora, a range of the Dinaric Alps inside Sutjeska National Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a named set rather than a single system. The range is built mostly of limestone and is bordered by the Neretva on the south-west, the Sutjeska on the east and the Lelija range on the north; the Neretva itself rises in these mountains. Orlovačko jezero is the one most visited, and Štirinsko jezero is the largest lake on the mountain; the others lie higher and are reached on foot. In June 1943 Zelengora was the scene of fierce fighting in the Battle of the Sutjeska.

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  • Natural, regulated
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Bosnia and Herzegovina · Zelengora

Donje Bare

Glacial · natural

0.02 square kilometresarea
1,482 metreselevation
4.5 metresmax. depth

Bosnia and Herzegovina · Zelengora

Gornje Bare

Glacial · natural

0.01 square kilometresarea
1,510 metreselevation

Bosnia and Herzegovina · Zelengora

Jugovo jezero

Glacial · natural

0.02 square kilometresarea

Bosnia and Herzegovina · Zelengora

Kotlaničko jezero

Glacial · natural

0.04 square kilometresarea

Bosnia and Herzegovina · Zelengora

Štirinsko jezero

Glacial · natural

0.13 square kilometresarea
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Sources & data

  1. Wikidata: Sutjeska National Park (Q1262800), Wikimedia Foundation
  2. English Wikipedia: Zelengora, Wikimedia Foundation
  3. Serbian Wikipedia: Штиринско језеро, Wikimedia Foundation
  4. Lakes of Zelengora, Sutjeska National Park
  5. Zelengora mountain lakes, Bosnia, Wild Balkans