Raška (river)

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Raška (river) is a river in southwestern Serbia that flows through the historical Raška region, which played a central role in the formation of the medieval Serbian state.

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Raška (river) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Serbia
continent Europe
country Serbia
countrySubdivision Raška District
linked to: Raška region
flowsThrough Raška District
linked to: Raška region

Raška region
town of Raška
hasMouth Ibar (river)
linked to: Ibar River
hasNameInLanguage Serbian language
hasRoleIn historical identity of the Raška region
hasScript Cyrillic script
Latin script
historicalSignificance flows through the core area of the medieval Serbian state
locatedIn Raška region
Southwestern Serbia
linked to: southwestern Serbia

central part of the Balkan Peninsula
namedAfter Raška region
partOf drainage basin of the Black Sea
natural heritage of Serbia
region Sandžak (historical-geographical region)
linked to: Sandžak
riverSystem Black Sea basin
Danube river system
linked to: Danube River basin

Great Morava river system
linked to: Morava river system

Ibar river system
linked to: Ibar River

West Morava river system
linked to: Morava river system
tributaryOf Ibar (river)
linked to: Ibar River
usedFor local irrigation
local water supply

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Raška region namedAfter Raška (river)