Belica (river)

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The Belica (Serbian Cyrillic: Белица) is a left tributary of the Great Morava in Central Serbia.^[1] It is created by the confluence of smaller rivers Voljavica and Bešnjaja, floes through a deforested^[1] valley to the town Jagodina.

Notes

↑ 1.0 1.1 Jovanovic 1960

References

Jovanović, Petar (1960). Belica. Enciklopedija Jugoslavije (in Croatian/Serbian) 1. Zagreb: Leksikografski zavod FNRJ. p. 422. Stepanović, Živadin (1988). Geographic Features of Central Šumadija. Divostin and the Neolithic of Central Serbia. Pittsburgh, USA: University of Pittsburgh. pp. 11–20.

Coordinates: 44°03′27″N 21°13′51″E / 44.05750°N 21.23083°E / 44.05750; 21.23083

v t e Geographical regions of Serbia

Bačka Banat Belica Binačko Pomoravlje Braničevo Dobrič Goljak Gora Gornje Livade Gornji Breg Gruža Has Homolje Ibarski Kolašin Jadar Jasenica Kačer Kolubara Komarani Kopaonik Kosanica Kosmaj Kučaj Lepenica Lešnica Levač Lugomir Lužnica Mačva Mlava Moravac Negotinska Krajina Opolje Pančevački Rit Pčinja Pešter Pocerina Podgor Podlužje Podrimlje Podrinje Podunavlje Polimlje Pomoravlje Pomorišje Posavina Potisje Preševo Valley Rasina Raška Sandžak Srem Stari Vlah Stig Svrljig Šajkaška Šopluk Sirinić Šumadija Tamnava Telečka Timočka Krajina Toplica Veliki Rit Vlasina Zaglavak Zlatibor

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