Dinara

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Dinara is a prominent karst mountain massif on the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, known as the highest peak in Croatia and a key part of the Dinaric Alps.

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Dinara canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf karst mountain
mountain massif
natural geographic feature
climate mountain climate
climateInfluence Mediterranean climate
continental climate
continent Europe
countryBorder border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
drainageBasin Adriatic Sea basin
elevation 1831 m
6007 ft
fauna brown bear
chamois
lynx
various raptor species
wolf
flora endemic Dinaric plant species
mountain grass species
geologicalComposition dolomite
limestone
geology karst
hasFeature caves
cliffs
grasslands
karst plateaus
mountain pastures
rocky ridges
sinkholes
hasHighestPeak Sinjal
hasProtectedStatus Natura 2000 site (Croatia)
linked to: Natura 2000 network
hasViewOf Adriatic Sea
Knin field
Peruća Lake
highestPointOf Croatia
locatedIn Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
Dalmatia
mountainRange Dinaric Alps
nameEtymology gave its name to the Dinaric Alps
nearestCity Knin
notableFor being the highest peak in Croatia
biodiversity of karst habitats
distinctive karst relief
partOf Dinaric Alps
region southern Croatia
western Bosnia and Herzegovina
usedFor alpinism
hiking
livestock grazing
mountaineering

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Sinjal locatedOn Dinara
subject linked to: Dinara mountain
Sinjal mountainRange Dinara
Sinjal alsoKnownAs Dinara