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Sava

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Sava , Hung. Száva, c.580 mi (930 km) long, rising in two headstreams in the Julian Alps, Slovenia, and flowing generally SE past Ljubljana and Zagreb, Croatia, then forming part of the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and through Serbia to the Danube River at Belgrade. The Drina is its chief tributary. The Sava is navigable to Sisak; its valley is an important transportation corridor. The Sava basin is a fertile agricultural region. Author not available, SAVA. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Sava
Sava, Balkans, Italy Balkans: a river whose two branches rise and join in Slovenia and which then joins the Danube at Belgrade, Serbia. It is named after St Sava (1173–1236), who became the first archbishop of the independent Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. Read more
Sava, St
Sava, St ( c. 1175–1235), also Sabas , patron of Serbia . In 1191 Rastko, a son of the Serbian king, went secretly to Mount Athos and became a monk under the name Sava. In 1206 he returned to Serbia, where as archimandrite of the monastery of Studenica he took an active part in the religious... Read more

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