Lozovac Landschaftsfotos (Landschaften, Natur und Ausblicke)

The waterfalls are the trademark and main attraction of Krka National Park. In total, 17 barriers, dozens of smaller and a handful of large waterfalls line up, together overcoming 46 meters in height throughout the entire length of the park area. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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The Skradinski Buk waterfalls in Krka National Park, Croatia. Shot: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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The Skradinski buk waterfall consists of travertine barriers, islands, and lakes, interwoven with a network of trails and bridges for hikers. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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Waterfalls in Krka National Park - the most impressive and beautiful feature of Krka National Park is the Krka River itself, which within the park area overcomes 46 meters in height through seven large waterfalls as well as dozens of pools, narrows, and rapids, each showing a new, fascinating face. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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The Skradinski Buk is the 7th and longest waterfall of the Croatian Krka National Park. It is located about 13 kilometers downstream from the Roski slap. It cascades over 17 tiers along a length of approximately 800 meters. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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The attraction of Krka National Park is the seven waterfalls. The largest and most beautiful waterfalls are the Skradinski buk. Photo: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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The Croatian Krka National Park is one of the Croatian national parks named after the Krka River. It covers an area of 109.5 km², encompassing the approximately 45-kilometer-long section of the Krka River between Knin and Skradin, as well as the lower course of the tributary Čikola. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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Krka National Park - Near Knin, the Krka River originates and makes its way over 56 km through the Dinaric karst mountains, where it has created a unique course through erosion, deposition, and other geomorphic effects: over seven major and several smaller waterfalls, numerous channels, steps, basins, barriers, and lakes, the water flows to the town of Skradin and then further to the Bay of Šibenik, where the Krka empties into the Adriatic Sea. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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Krka National Park in Croatia - Just 15 kilometers from Sibenik lies this impressive nature park with its spectacular waterfalls. Photo taken: July 2009. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

Croatia / Coastal region / Dalmatia (southwards from Zadar)

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