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 | | In the south-west, the country has access to the Adriatic Sea with a 200-km-coastline and a high shoreline with no islands off the coast. | | | The south-east of the country is hilly and mountainous, while the north is a fertile river-riven plain integrated into the Pannonian Plain. |
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| | Most of these wells were completed in the beginning of thermal-water utilisation by sectional perforation of unproductive oil-drillings. | | | The Lower Pannonian sediments consists only thin sandy layers in the clayey material. | | | Environmental problems related to the thermal-water had been known after the 70'ies, especially in the Southern part of the Great Hungarian Plain, where the thermal water is widely used. |
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| | It is said that on the place of this fertile Pannonian plain used to be Pannonian Sea! | | | Sea, which is in my heart and on my watercolours, lying somewhere beneath the surface of this great and vast Pannonian plain which can be seen on my photos. | | | Instead of travelling far and away for many, many miles, the beaches and palm trees I yearn for could have been at arm’s length! |
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| | Pannonian Plain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The precursor to the present plain was a shallow sea that reached its greatest extent during the Pliocene, when three to four kilometres of sediments were deposited. | | | The Pannonian Plain is a large plain in Central Europe that remained when the Pliocene Pannonian Sea (see below) dried out. | | | The former Hungarian Kingdom was centered around the plain and included almost all of it. |
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| | Upto11.net - Wikipedia Article for Gelou |
| | Gelou (translated into Romanian as Gelu, into Hungarian as Gyalú) was, according to the Gesta Hungarorum, a leader of Vlachs and Slavs in Transylvania during the time of the Magyar conquest of the Pannonian plain in 896. | | | The author of the Gesta apparently knew little or nothing about the real political situation in the Pannonian plain around the time of the Magyar conquest; the Gesta fails to mention key historical personalities such as Svatopluk and Simeon I of Bulgaria. | | | There is a lack of supporting evidence (written or archeological) for the existence of Gelou |
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| | In A.D. the Pannonians, with the Dalmatians and other Illyrian tribes, revolted, and were overcome by Tiberius and Germanicus, after a hard-fought campaign which lasted for two years. | | | Today, the term Pannonia is usually used for what is called Transdanubia (Dunántúl) in Hungary and for the northern parts of former Yugoslavia which are located in the Pannonian plain. | | | The proximity of dangerous barbarian tribes (Quadi, Marcomanni) necessitated the presence of a large number of troops (seven legions in later times), and numerous fortresses were built on the bank of the Danube. |
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http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/wiki/Pannonii
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| | Podravje |
| | High peaks were being strongly eroded, and material from the mountains was being washed into the Pannonian sea, filling it intensively. | | | On the eastern edge, the land descended into the Pannonian sea. | | | uring the last ten million years, the Pannonian sea of dried out completely, leaving behind the wide Pannonian plain. |
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http://www.matkurja.com/projects/wine/regions/podravje
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| | Severans - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase |
| | Severans ("people of/from the North") were a Slavic tribal union occupying areas from the west Panonian plain to the Black Sea in the 6th to 9th century. | | | Severans, as well as some other Slavic tribes and tribal groups, descended to the Pannonian plain as vassals of the Avars. | | | In the centuries after the arrival of the Magyars and the establishment of the Hungarian medieval state, majority of Severans were absorbed into the Hungarian ethnical corpus with only some insulated pockets managing to preserve their original identity. |
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| | Bush Putin Slovenija Summit 2001 |
| | The Pannonian Plain in the east and the north-east of the country is the most fertile farmland in Slovenia. | | | The Slovene coast is the part of the Mediterranean where the Adriatic reaches deepest into Central Europe. | | | The Mura, the Drava, the Sava and their tributaries deposited gravel on large plains.The climate of the Pannonian Plain is typically continental. |
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http://www.sigov.si/ljubljana-summit/en/slovenija/geographic-regions.html
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| | Wikipedia: Banat |
| | Amongst its numerous mineral springs, the most important are those of Mehadia, with sulphurous waters, which were already known in the Roman period as the Termae Herculis (Băile Herculane). | | | The term Banat means generally a frontier province governed by a ban. | | | It is the part of the Pannonian plain bordered by the Danube in the south, the Theiss (Tisza, Tissa, Tisa) in the west, the Mures (Maros) in the north and the Southern Carpathians in the east. |
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http://www.factbook.org/wikipedia/en/b/ba/banat.html
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| | The Avars are also likely to have merged with Slavs, who had formed new states in the region: the principality of Nitra in the north (later Great Moravia), and the Balaton Principality in the central parts of Pannonia. | | | Finding the country unsuited to their nomadic lifestyle (and the Franks stern opponents), they turned their attention to the Pannonian plain, which was then being contested by two Germanic tribes, the Lombards and the Gepids. | | | The Avar rule persisted over much of the Pannonian plain up to the early 9th century. |
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| | Eurostat |
| | The plain is very rich in groundwater found in gravel and loam sediments, supplying the majority of the local population with drinking water. | | | Two thirds of the plain are covered with arable fields and one third with meadows. | | | The main natural resources are fertile land and an abundance of water in the plain, together with forests in the mountains. |
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http://forum.europa.eu.int/irc/dsis/regportraits/info/data/en/si006_geo.htm
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| | Slovenia - General introduction |
| | Slovene ethnic territory subsequently shrank due to Germanization in the west and north and the arrival of the Hungarians on the Pannonian Plain. | | | The Avar kingdom collapsed at the beginning of the 9th century, and the Slovenes from the Alps settled the lower Pannonian Plain as well as Istria. | | | Along with archaeological traces, linguistic traces of the pre-Slavic Illyrians, Celts, Romans, and Avars who lived for shorter or longer periods on present-day Slovene territory have been preserved in geographical and personal names. |
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| | TMW Wines, History of Austrian Wines |
| | The vines were almost destroyed by the successive waves of invasion, which swept across the Hungarian Pannonian plain toward Italy and the West. | | | A part of the grant included the vines on the hillside, which was meant to support the upkeep of the church, priests, and parish. | | | The plains of Austria’s Pannonian region were specifically mentioned along with Gaul. |
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| | Enterzone: Damascene: Builders |
| | They washed their beards in the nosebags of their own cattle and preferred to build north of the 'salt-line' which ran along the Belgrade plateau dividing the northern salt earth left after the retreat of the Pannonian Sea from the southern fertile dark soil which had never seen sea nor salt. | | | Dreaming in five languages and crossing themselves in two different ways according to their faith, they built new Orthodox churches in Bachevci, Kupinovo, Mirkovtsi, Jakovo, Mihalyevats, Bezhanija near Zemun, and Dobrintsi. | | | The builders then moved on in a wave of constructional fever and flooded the battlefield which had just seen the end of the Austro-Turkish War. |
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| | CHANGES IN QUATERNARY FLUVIAL TRANSPORT DIRECTIONS TO MID-HUNGARIAN PLAIN, BASED ON STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DETRITAL ... |
| | This research was supported by the Hungarian National Scientific Research Fund (OTKA T-32956). | | | Quaternary fluvial sediments in the central part of the Hungarian Plain (Pannonian Basin) have been studied in 10 cored boreholes. | | | Based on the similarities between the detrital heavy mineralogical composition of samples derived from recent river sediments and from boreholes, revealed by Cluster Analysis and Principal Component Analysis (PCA), we can reconstruct the paleo-fluvial transport directions and provenance, as the geological and geographical constraints of the region have been similar during the Quaternary. |
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| | Slovenia: Slovenia introduction: Geography and topography |
| | History: The First World War to the present | | | This is the most forested part of the country with plenty of game and consists of the Cerknica intermittent lake (the waters disappear in the spring) and the Postojna karst cave of 19.5 kilometres. | | | Gorenjska is mainly Alpine and Primorska Mediterranean, but Štajerska reaches into the Pannonian Plain, and Notranjska into both the Dinaric and Mediterranean types of landscape. |
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| | Sample RIS -- Serbia + Montenegro, Slano Kapovo, 2004 |
| | Sedimentation since the very days of the Pannonian sea, and later also the Aeolian and especially water erosion, made a hollow with shallow sides and a wide bottom, which subsequently filled up with water. | | | The general concept of planned activities in the future is based on the necessity of conservation of this natural property of especial national and international importance. | | | In 1989, area of 700 ha was proclaimed as an internationally important bird habitat in Europe according to the IBA project (Grimmet and Jones 1989), while in 2000 there was a revision and an IBA area was proclaimed on 2660 ha (Heath and Evans 2000). |
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| | Backa : search word |
| | I wish I could state what would be as satisfactory are men sitting amongst your legislators, who will build and equip disregard the laws and the honour of their country,--who will trample. | | | '''Bačka''' (Serbian: Бачка Hungarian: Bácska) is an area of the Pannonian plain lying between the rivers Danube and Tisa. |
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http://www.searchword.org/ba/backa.html
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| | ExpeditionPlus!: Detailed Itinerary - St. Petersburg to Istanbul, Stage Two - Vilnius, Lithuania to Baia Mare, Romania |
| | This plain has formed the heartland of Hungary from the time the ancestors of the present population galloped out of the Asian steppe lands. | | | Lancut is famous for its 17th century Italianate castle which metamorphosed over the centuries. | | | The Pannonian plain is a rich agricultural region formed from wind-born sediments which blew south as the great continental glacier melted, leaving fine dust to blow. |
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http://www.expeditionplus.com/2005/09/detailed_itinerary_st_petersbu_2.html?200509
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| | [ :: SPECIAL NATURE RESERVE ZASAVICA :: ] |
| | There are some data that big herds of Podolian cows were driven from the Pannonian Plain into the big cities. | | | Middle Europe, Venice, Nierenberg, Augsburg and Vienna, which the cattle reached in good condition, were the famous marketplaces where these cows were appreciated for their meat. | | | In Italy there are several breeds similar to Podolian cow which are characterized by good fattening characteristics.According to Bodo (1986) the only relative of Podolian Cow is the Italian breed called Maremmana. |
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| | CANOE Travel - Travel Guide |
| | Croatia, the size of West Virginia, is bordered by the Republic of Slovenia to the north, Hungary to the northeast, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to the east and south, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the south, and to the west the Adriatic Sea. | | | More than one-third of Croatia, which is the meeting point for the Mediterranean, Pannonian plain, and the Alps, is still forested. | | | run along its northern portion down to the Hungarian plain in the east at Osijek, where there are marshlands. |
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| | Neusiedl am See : In Depth |
| | The lake was once part of a body of water that blanketed all of the Pannonian Plain. | | | Such behavior has led to some confusing real-estate disputes among bordering landowners. | | | Viennese flock to the lake throughout the year, in summer to fish, sail, and windsurf, and in winter to skate. |
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| | General Information on Slovenia at Randburg |
| | Under the new state’s authority is based on the principle of the division of power into legislative, executive, and judicial branches, with a parliamentary system of government. | | | In addition to its distinctive Adriatic, alpine, and karst regions, Slovenia is also characterized by the Pannonian hills and plains found along the lower reaches of the Drava, Kolpa, Mura, and Sava rivers in the eastern part of the country. | | | The new Central European country of Slovenia is situated on the sunny side of the Alps between the Adriatic Sea and the Pannonian Plain. |
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| | Country Information on Yugoslavia The south-east of the country is hilly and mountainous, while the north is a fertile river-riven plain integrated into the Pannonian Plain. | | | Country Information on Bosnia and Herzegovina After the fall of Rome, the area of Bosnia was contested between Byzantium and Rome's successors in the West. | | | The southernmost portion of Croatia's Adriatic coast, including the town of Dubrovnik, is separated from the rest of the country by a knuckle of Bosnia-Herzegovina. |
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| | Cycling in Slovenia - Meeting of 3 Countries Freedom Holiday |
| | Stroll through the proud centre of northeastern Slovenia, the university city of Maribor. | | | Cycling through the Pohorje region towards the university city of Maribor, you are greeted by a landscape of remarkable peat moors with lakes and extensive grassy plains and slopes. | | | Wherever travellers come from, the Pohorje region, the green speciality of Slovenia’s mountain world, greets them with remarkable peat moors with lakes, extensive grassy plains and slopes. |
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| | InfoHub Forums - Reply to Topic |
| | a small country, Slovenia lies between the Alps, the Mediterranean sea, and the Pannonian Plain. | | | [QUOTE=dieselboy][size=3][font=times new roman]a small country, Slovenia lies between the Alps, the Mediterranean sea, and the Pannonian Plain. | | | Those roads were just so miserable, however, it ruined the experience for me.I have cycled toured in many countries, so this was not an experience in a vacuum. |
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| | Croatia - Atlapedia Online |
| | (2.) The rolling hills of the Zagorje region which is located north of Zagreb and (3.) the Pannonian Plain which is flat and bordered by the Drava, Danube and Sava Rivers to the east. | | | Topographically, the country can be divided into three regions (1.) The barren, rocky mountains of Dalmatia which are part of the Dinaric Alps and extend through the center of Croatia. | | | CLIMATE: Croatia has two distinct climatic regions with a Mediterranean climate along the Adriatic coast which is characterized by short mild winters and long warm summers while there is a continental climate on the Pannonian Plain which is characterized by extreme heat in summer and subzero temperatures in winter. |
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| | Serbia and Montenegro - MSN Encarta |
| | Several hundred species of fish, many edible, live in the Adriatic, while trout and eel are common lake fish. | | | The Pannonian Plain was once mostly grassland, although cultivated crops now cover almost all of it. | | | Wild duck, geese, heron, and stork prevail in the marshes, and quail, pheasant, grouse, partridge, doves (see pigeon), and woodcock live in the plains. |
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| | The climate is temperate and varies from Mediterranean in the south (Montenegro) to continental and steppic in the middle part of the country and the northern plain of Vojvodina. | | | The country is mountainous along its east, south and west borders, surrounding a waste plain in the north and northeast part, belonging to the Pannonian Plain. | | | At present, there is an urgent need to restore PGR collections, develop facilities for PGR studies and conservation, and to improve coordination within the country. |
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| | History of Vojvodina - www.ezboard.com |
| | The Hungarians or Magyars arrived in the Pannonian Plain during the last decade of the 9th century. | | | After Bulgarians were defeated by Byzantine Empire, Sermon was captured and killed, because he didn’t want to comply with new authorities. | | | Hungarian rule was established in the territory of present day Vojvodina starting with 10th century. |
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| | Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Pannonian plain |
| | Iraq Museum International always displays the most recent published revision of the source article, Pannonian plain; all previous versions may be viewed here. | | | They link directly to authoring tools for you to start writing a particular article. |
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| | Yugoslavia Landscape and Climate |
| | The plain contains fertile soil and many rivers-including the great Danube River and its two main tributaries, the Sava, Velika Morava-and is the home to Yugoslavia's agricultural sector and capital city, Belgrade. | | | orthern Yugoslavia consists of the Pannonian Plain, which stretches from Croatia to Romania. | | | he country can be divided into three geographic regions: the coast, the interior highlands and the Pannonian Plains. |
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| | Zagreb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Its favorable geographic position in the southwestern part of the Pannonian Basin which extends to the Alpine, Dinaric, Adriatic and Pannonic regions, provides the best valuation of connection for traffic between Central Europe and the Adriatic Sea. | | | The city's population was 779,145 in 2001, with at least 850,000 living in its metropolitan area, situated on the slopes of Medvednica mountain and along the banks of the Sava river; elevation 120 m. | | | The traffic position, concentration of industry (metal-processing, electrical appliances, textiles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals (Pliva), printing and leather industries, wood processing, paper etc.), scientific and research institutions and industrial tradition underlie its leading economic position. |
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| | Central and southern Serbia are mountainous, lying within the ranges of the Dinaric Alps, the North Albanian Alps, the Sar Mountains in the west and south, and the Balkan Mountains in the east. | | | Annual precipitation is 500-800 mm on the plains, but as much as 1,000 mm in the mountains. | | | Northern Serbia (Vojvodina) lies on the Pannonian Plain, with the isolated massif of Fruska Gora (539 m) on the south bank of the Danube River. |
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| | Data: Haedui to Jutes - The Ethnohistory Project |
| | + From mouth of Cetina to mouth of Krka R, incl W & S Bosnia & Lika plain.} *{900- 341}* Illyrians are found in this entire area. | | | from Kizil Irmak R (R Halys) & the plain of Konya in W to mts in Malatya region in E).} + {Syria, N of Aleppo & W of Euphrates R.} *{900-214} + {311-24}* 311 25 -1595 # A Hittites A Babylon A From Halys R area, around Ankara, TR + Khattusha in Khatti, AM (approx. | | | We have named record of tribes for many parts of it starting with 1200 BC for some, but records for individual tribes do not cover the entire area. |
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| | Slovenia - Free Encyclopedia |
| | Four major European geographic regions meet in Slovenia: the Alps, the Dinaric area, the Pannonian plain and the Mediterranean. | | | Triglav (2864 m); the country's average height above the sea level is 557 m. |
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| | Romania - History - Migration - 6th Century (500-600 AD) |
| | The Gepids gradually moved their raiding headquarters westward from Transylvania onto the Pannonian plain. | | | As the Germanic Gepids continued to move westward toward the Pannonian plain (roughly present-day Hungary), the indigenous farmers and herders (future Romanians) continued to raise their crops, cattle, and sheep. | | | Those Slavs who settled in the Romanian region added their share of words to the evolving Romanian language, which continued to develop in isolation from the other Latin languages of western Europe. |
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| | Is Austria going red? - Wines & Vines - HighBeam Research |
| | They are now made by son Andi, whose resume includes stints in Bordeaux (Palmer) and in New World wineries. | | | The Pannonian Plain reaches west as far as Vienna, while its bulk lies in Hungary. | | | Carnuntum and Thermenregion, the appellations near Vienna, also benefit from the hot and dry summers of the Pannonian Plain. |
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| | Magyars |
| | Magyars/Hungarians — a Finno-Ugric people originally from the Ural Mountains who, at the end of the ninth century, crossed the Carpathian Mountains and settled in the Pannonian Plain along the Tisza and middle Danube rivers. | | | It was not until much later that Magyars settled permanently alongside Rusyns in the lowlands along the upper Tisza River and near the Carpathian foothills. | | | The first Magyar tribes passed through territory inhabited by Rusyns or their Pannonian Slavic ancestors. |
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| | Eurotox 2006. |
| | Croatia is a place where the Mediterranean, the Alps and the Pannonian plain come together: this country has taken something from each one of them and blended those parts into a unique harmony and a rare beauty. | | | Within a hundred kilometers, you will find the sea, the karst, densely wooded mountains and fertile plains. | | | All those beauties are just a few hours drive away from the European centers |
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| | Bureau of Consular Affairs/U. Department of State - this website provides travel information such as Travel Warnings & Consular Information Sheets and Travel Publications | | | National Park Donauauen - The Danube flood plain national park in Austria is a green ribbon between the conurbations of Vienna and Bratislava, and protects the largest coherent natural flood plain area in Central Europe, which is still to a high degree ecologically intact | | | Austria´s landscapes range from the peaks of the Alps to hill country and plains. |
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| | Winne.com - Report on Serbia, Land of beauty, encouragement and enterprise |
| | The Pannonian Plains have cold winters with a freezing wind called a kosava. | | | The flatlands are mainly in Vojvodina (the Pannonian Plain and its rim: Macva, the Sava Valley, the Morava Valley, Stig and the Negotin Marches in Eastern Serbia). | | | In this modern, industrial region stand out the "Pancevo" Oil Refinery, the "Azotara" Fertilizers Plants, and the Pancevo PETROCHEMISTRY. |
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| | Balkan Connection - Business & Opportunities |
| | North of that line lies the Pannonian plain and (in the case of Romania) the Carpathian mountains. | | | The soils are generally poor, except on the plains where areas with natural grass, fertile soils and warm summers provide an opportunity for tillage. | | | Elsewhere, land cultivation is mostly unsuccessful because of the mountains, hot summers and poor soils, although certain cultures such as olives and grapes flourish. |
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| | photolinks.ch - Link Details - Egretta |
| | Plants, animals, landscapes of Pannonian plain - nature photographer group from Serbia and Montenegro | | | egretta, nature, Vojvodina, birds, plants, landscapes, amphibians, reptiles, Pannonian plain | | | Photos, content and design copyright © 2002 Philippe Wiget. |
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| | Geographical Location On the Pannonian Plain, 45km south-east of Vienna, on the Wulka River in the Federal Province of Burgenland. | | | IUCN Management Category Partly IV, mostly V and whole area IX (Managed Nature Reserve, Protected Landscape and Biosphere Reserve) |
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