- The
Sutla (Croatian) or
Sotla (Slovene) is a
river flowing through Slovenia and Croatia,
mostly forming their border. It is a
tributary to the Sava, itself...
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marking 4
kilometres (2.5 miles) of
their border near
confluence of the
Sutla (Slovene: Sotla). At that point, the Sava
reaches 132
metres (433 feet)...
- the
northern part Croatia, part of Krapina-Zagorje County. It sits on the
Sutla River,
along the Croatian-Slovenian border. The
Kumrovec muni****lity has...
- Križevci–Podravina
dialect Turopolje–Posavina
dialect Prigorje dialect Lower Sutla dialect Gora dialect [hr]
Slovene dialects Littoral Slovene dialect: Primorsko;...
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busiest traffic corridors in the country. The
railway running along the
Sutla river and the A2
highway (Zagreb-Macelj)
running through Zagorje, as well...
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meaning literature or
scripture kapo the word
cotton from
Sanskrit kerpas sutlá "silk" from the
Sanskrit sutra kapas "cotton" from the
Sanskrit kerpas naga...
- (Guest Cast)
Bahay Mo Ba 'To? Ms.
Penelope Summer GMA
Network Magic Kamison Sutla Lupin Magdalene Mga Mata ni
Angelita Selya 2008 Sine Novela: Ka****l ng...
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conquest of
three forts in
Slavonia - as the area
between rivers Danube and
Sutla was then called: Zagreb, Vlco (Vukovar) and Posega. The
fortress of Požega...
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Modern World.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19937-574-5. Kirbas, D;
Sutlas, N.; Kuscu, D. Y.; Karagoz, N.; Tecer, O.; Altun, U. (2008). "The Impact...
- Adriatic. The
western border towards Carniola and
Styria were
rivers Kupa and
Sutla,
while Mura and
Drava rivers made
frontier towards the Hungary. The area...
