Map of the region between Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia through which runs the Drina. The Drina (Serbian Cyrillic: Дрина, pronounced) is a 346 km (215 mi) long river in the Balkans, [1] which forms a large portion of the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.

The Drina enters Serbia strengthened by the force of the Lim river that flows into it just before the border creating the Medjedjanska gorge, one of two largest gorges on this river. From here the river continues to flow along the winding border, through the parts of Serbia in which the beauty of nature is exceptional, flora and fauna are very ...

The river Drina has long been fascinating visitors with its beauty, incredible speed and unpredictability. Having marked the historical border between the Eastern and the Western Roman empires and later between Serbia and Austria-Hungary, today it is the natural border between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Drina River, river, central Balkans, southeastern Europe. It originates with the confluence of the Tara and Piva rivers and follows a northerly course 215 miles (346 km) to enter the Sava. Its upper course is through canyons and gorges, while its lower course is wider.

Drina sa rekama koje je stvaraju Tarom i Pivom nastaje u oblasti visokog karsta u centralnim Dinaridima. Pripada crnomorskom slivu. Reke izvornice teku u

Untouched flora and fauna in Drina’s canyon have a number of endemic and relic species, it is a real natural phenomenon 700-1000 m deep third world’s deepest after Colorado in USA and Tisa in Serbia. Drina’s canyon has been a rafting site for a long time is attracting more and more sportsmen that enjoy steep and dark cliff of Tara and ...

2012年3月27日 · It is one of the most beautiful rivers in Serbia, and was historically known as Drinos or Zelenika (Green in Serbian). It runs through picturesque mountainous and plain regions of Bosnia and Serbia, and is home to cultivable fields, rugged canyons, and diverse wildlife.

Uvek uzbudljiva Drina rađa se spajanjem hladnih i brzih planinskih reka Tare i Pive kod Šćepan Polja, u Crnoj Gori. Odatle je svom snagom probila sebi put ka Bosni i Hercegovini, a kasabama koje su nicale na njenim obalama dala posebnu istorijsku vrednost.

River Drina is formed by the confluence of the Piva and Tara rivers of Montenegro. It flows through Bosnia and Herzegovina and at the town of Višegrad, the Drina receives the Rzav River and turns northwest at into the one of the most deepest gorge in the world. The gorge is 38 kilometers long and up to 1 kilometer deep.

2024年9月29日 · The Drina river basin covers an area of 19,680 km² and extends over the territory of the three largest coastal countries: Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. Pristine ecosystems, wetlands and alluvial forests are among the most important habitats in …