Pazinčica Gorge

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Pazinčica Gorge is a dramatic karst canyon in central Istria, Croatia, known for its steep cliffs, caves, and the Pazinčica River that disappears into an underground sinkhole.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
karst canyon
administrativeRegion Republic of Croatia
country Croatia
drainageBasin Adriatic Sea basin
formedBy Pazinčica River
geologicalProcess karst erosion
geology karst
hasFeature caves
karst formations
steep cliffs
underground sinkhole
hasRiver Pazinčica River
hasViewpoint clifftop viewpoints above Pazin
hydrology losing stream
knownFor dramatic landscape
steep canyon walls
underground river section
locatedIn Istria
Istria County
central Istria
locatedNear Pazin
nearbySettlement town of Pazin
linked to: Pazin
partOf Pazinčica River valley
popularActivity caving
hiking
sightseeing
regionType inland karst
riverDisappearsInto karst sinkhole
underground cave system
tourismType adventure tourism
nature tourism

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Pazin hasLandmark Pazinčica Gorge
Pazin Castle situatedAbove Pazinčica River gorge
linked to: Pazinčica Gorge
Pazin Castle overlooks Pazinčica River gorge
linked to: Pazinčica Gorge
Pazin Cave partOf Pazinčica River canyon
linked to: Pazinčica Gorge