Senj

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Senj is a historic coastal town in Croatia known for its medieval fortress Nehaj and its location on the Adriatic Sea beneath the Velebit mountain range.

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Senj canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
administrativeCenterOf Town of Senj municipality NERFINISHED
climate Mediterranean climate with continental influences
coastalType Adriatic coast NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Croatia
drainageBasin Adriatic Sea basin NERFINISHED
elevation sea level
governingCountry Republic of Croatia NERFINISHED
hasCoatOfArms Coat of arms of Senj NERFINISHED
hasFestival Senj Summer Carnival NERFINISHED
hasFlag Flag of Senj NERFINISHED
hasFortress Nehaj Fortress NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalSignificance center of Uskok activity in early modern period
important medieval coastal stronghold
hasLandmark Nehaj Fortress NERFINISHED
Senj Cathedral NERFINISHED
old town walls
hasPort Port of Senj NERFINISHED
hasPostalCode 53270
hasTourismType coastal tourism
cultural tourism
historicalRegion Croatian Littoral NERFINISHED
Dalmatia NERFINISHED
languageWritingSystem Latin script
locatedAt foot of the Velebit mountain range
locatedBetween Rijeka NERFINISHED
Zadar NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lika-Senj County NERFINISHED
locatedInStateSubdivision Primorje and Lika region of Croatia NERFINISHED
locatedOn Adriatic Sea
municipalStatus town and municipality
nearestLargeCity Rijeka NERFINISHED
nearestMountainPass Vratnik Pass NERFINISHED
nearMountainRange Velebit NERFINISHED
notableFor historic coastal architecture
medieval fortress Nehaj NERFINISHED
strong bora winds
officialLanguage Croatian
previousCurrency Croatian kuna NERFINISHED
region Croatian Littoral NERFINISHED
religionMajority Roman Catholicism
roadConnection Adriatic Highway D8 NERFINISHED
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time NERFINISHED
transport regional bus connections
usesCurrency euro

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