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Neretva

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Neretva 

a river in Yugoslavia. Length, 218 km; basin area, about 5,600 sq km. Rises on the slopes of the Zelengora massif; in its upper and middle courses it passes through the Dinaric Alps in a canyonlike valley (a popular tourist area). Below the city of Mostar the valley widens. The river empties into the Adriatic Sea, forming a delta. The average flow rate is 280 cu m per sec; there is flooding in spring and fall. The Jablanica Hydroelectric Power Plant, with an 85-m dam and a reservoir, is on the Neretva. The river is navigable up to the city of Metkovic (20 km from the mouth). The Dubrovnik-Sarajevo highway and railroad run through the Neretva valley.



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This became even more visible through a mainstream movie culture based on these victimhood narratives in such films as Kozara (1962, directed by Veljko Bulajic) or Battleship on Neretva (1969, directed by Veljko Bulajic), which were based on heroic versions of narratives of the most famous battles of the partisan's war.
The border town may be harrowing but it is worth taking a visit to on your Croatia holidays as its setting next to the Neretva River is simply breathtaking.
The bridge was constructed over the River Neretva upon the instruction by Sultan Mehmet IV in 1682.
 
 
 
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