The morphological and hydrological evolution of the sinking creek Puljica potok Cover Image

Морфолошко - хидролошка еволуција понорнице Пуљића поток
The morphological and hydrological evolution of the sinking creek Puljica potok

Author(s): Radislav Tošić, Čedomir B. Crnogorac
Subject(s): Physical Geopgraphy, Regional Geography, Applied Geography
Published by: Српско географско друштво
Keywords: basin; the lost river; ground circulation; blind valley; karst depression;

Summary/Abstract: The karst morphology of the river basin of Mala Ukrina is characterised, apart from superficial and ground karst forms, by karst hydrography, which gives to this area a specific hydrological mark. In this part of the basin, as a hydrological peculiority of limestone plain, we can single out the lost river Puljića potok, which is the water most lost river in the south rim of the Panonion basin of the Republic of Srpska that has been discovered so far.

  • Issue Year: 85/2005
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 17-22
  • Page Count: 6
  • Language: Serbian