Podgorica'daki şelaleler ve göller

Natural Water Wonders

This collection highlights the diverse hydrological features of the Podgorica and Skadar Lake regions. It spans from the karst-cut canyon of the Cijevna River, home to the Nijagara waterfall, to the extensive wetlands and swamps of the Skadar Lake basin like Manastirski lug and Poselje. The list also includes high-altitude mountain lakes and numerous natural springs, such as Rogamsko vrelo and Vilina voda, which serve as vital freshwater sources within the region's limestone landscape.

Natural Water Wonders — Harita

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A

Nijagara

Waterfall on the Cijevna River carved into a narrow karst canyon.

B

Biotsko oko

Deep karst spring lake located near the village of Bioče.

C

Jezero

Mountain lake situated in high-altitude karst terrain.

D

Manastirski lug

Marshland ecosystem on the northern edge of Lake Skadar.

E

Poselje

Wetland area situated near a historic village known for its traditional stone architecture and watermills.

F

Bakine tigle

Swampy terrain within the Lake Skadar wetland system.

G

Ujevara Selces

Cascading waterfall located in the mountainous Kelmend region.

H

Izvor Bijela voda

Natural spring providing fresh drinking water.

I

Crni izvori (Rogamsko vrelo)

Large karst spring system that serves as a significant regional water source.

J

Burim Uji

Natural mountain spring.

K

Burimi Uji i Shllapit

Freshwater spring located in rocky mountain terrain.

L

Izvor Đukića

Local freshwater spring.

M

Vilina voda

Natural mountain spring.

N

Izvor Torač

Natural drinking water source.

O

Biočki izvor

Freshwater spring located in the village of Bioče.

P

Radeča

Natural spring source.

Q

Mala Radeča

Small natural spring.

R

strong well

High-flow natural spring.