Bašajkovac
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| Bašajkovac | |
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 View of Bašajkovac hill | |
| Highest point | |
| Coordinates | 43°49′00″N 17°00′21″E / 43.81667°N 17.00583°E[1] |
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  Bašajkovac Location in Bosnia and Herzegovina | |
| Location |  Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Parent range | Dinaric Alps |
Bašajkovac (Serbian Cyrillic: Башајковац) is a karst hill which rises northeast of town Livno in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the bottom of the hill there is spring of Bistrica River called Duman.[2]
History[edit]
On the slopes of Bašajkovac hill there are remains of ancient Roman fortifications, as well as Livno's Upper Town also known as Bistrica Town,[3] which was built by medieval Ottoman rulers. The fortification wall of Upper Town has a few preserved towers including popular Weiss or Vujadin Tower.[1]
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References[edit]
- ^ a b (in Serbian) VUJADINOVA KULA (Ливно) Wikimapia
- ^ Duman River Spring – Livno
- ^ (in Serbian) Bistrički Grad (Ливно) Wikimapia
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