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Some Caves which are located both in Croatia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Some countries in the World have known caves that lie beneath the borders and crossing into neighboring countries. There are plenty of such examples. For example, between Italy and Slovenia, followed by France and Italy, Vietnam and Laos, Croatia and Slovenia.... There are those who have entered on both sides for example between France and Spain, or between Slovakia and Hungary etc... However, less is known, I would almost say that it is unknown, that between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina there are caves in which you can enter from Croatian and Bosnian-Herzegovinian side. Someone will think that this is a hydrogeological relationships established various forms of tracing that this, our wonderful, unique geological Dinaric karst compiled in karst genetically inseparable whole, because groundwater flow from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia or sometimes vice versa ... however, is not the issue. There are quite a few such examples: part watersheds Trebišnjica springs in the area Ombla source Robinson, Klokot links between sources and Korenica ponors (Poljanak), connections between the gulf in Livno and sources Rumin, hornbeam etc, the area around the river Korana Tržastih Raštela and caves Gatica, Rujnica, Šaric cave, etc. This yield will mention some examples of caves in which only one can go through tunnels that have their entrance both in Croatia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina. For years I worked on the research of a large number of caverns that are reserch and explored because projecting and building for all kinds of tunnels in the Dinaric karst (rail, road and hydratechnical tunnels). It will be mentioned four caverns that were discovered in the western tunnels HE "Dubrovnik" (approximately 16 km in length). Entrances in the tunnel are in Plat (Croatia) and in Trebinje (Bosnia and Herzegovina). An example is the tunnel (submarine and land - approximately 14.5 km in length) "Klek (Neum - Bosnia and Herzegovina) - Prapratno" on the peninsula (Croatia), who serves in the sewer and drainage purposes, but that also connects the two neighboring state in which was found and excavated 14 caverns. I am sure that Mt. Dinara, Kamešnica, Lička Plješevica etc. have quite a few caves that are located along the state border of the Croatian and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and extending below the two countries. Neither geology, hydrogeology nor even caving do not recognize any political boundaries, but only follow the laws of nature here that prove that it is a unified whole Dinaric karst system that runs through seven states. I am convinced that in the future and find some caving facility that may connect the three neighboring states in which it was developed the classic form of rubble that Dinaric karst. Hydrogeological observed such indications exist for the area between Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

dinaric karst; speleology; Croatia; Bosnia and Herzegovina

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