Radobolja

Radobolja River
Radobolja River
Basin
Main source	Mikuljaca hill in Mostar's suburb of Ilici
Physical characteristics
Length	5 km (3.1 mi)

Radobolja is a river in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is five kilometers long and its spring is located below the Mikuljaca hill in Mostar's suburb of Ilici.^[1] Radobolja flows through Mostar and flows into the Neretva River near the Old Bridge.^[2] During the Ottoman rule water from Radobolja was used for irrigation and drinking, however today's Radobolja is polluted due to discharge of waste-water.^[3]

Gallery

Radobolja river in Mostar
Radobolja river in Mostar
Ilici and river Radobolja in Mostar
Radobolja river in Ilici, Mostar
Radobolja river in Ilici, Mostar
Radobolja River in Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina

References

Neretva

Countries

Places

Tributaries

Left	Jezernica Živanjski Potok Ladjanica Župski Krupac Bukovica Šištica Konjička Bijela Idbar Glogošnica Mostarska Bijela Buna Bregava Krupa

Right	Gornji Krupac Tatinac Donji Krupac Ljuta-Dindolka Bjelimićka Rijeka Slatinica Račica Rakitnica Ljuta Trešanica Neretvica Rama Doljanka Grabovica Drežanka Radobolja Jasenica Trebižat

Lakes

Natural lakes	Uloško Boračko Blatačko Deransko Svitavsko Kuti

Artificial reservoirs	Jablaničko Ramsko Grabovičko Salakovačko Mostarsko Vrutak

Hydrography of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Rivers

Danube/Black Sea watershed	Bila Bioštica Bistrica (Drina) Bliha Bosna Brka Ćehotina Dabar Drina Drinjača Fojnica Glina Glinica Gomjenica Gostović Ilomska Jadar Janj Japra Klokot Korana Kreševka Krivaja Krka Krušnica Lašva Lepenica Lim Miljacka Misoča Piva Pliva Prača Rakitnica (Prača) Ribnik Rzav Sava Sana Sanica Spreča Stavnja Stupčanica Sutjeska Tara Ugar Ukrina Una Unac Usora Uvac Vrbanja Vrbas Zdena Zujevina Željeznica Žepa

Adriatic watershed	Bistrica (Livanjsko Polje) Bregava Buna Bunica Doljanka Drežanka Krupa Lištica Mostarska Bijela Neretva Neretvica Radobolja Rakitnica Rama Sturba Šuica Trebišnjica Trebižat Zalomka

Lakes

Mountain Lakes (natural/glacial)	Bijelo Bijelo Blatačko Blidinje Boračko Busija Crno Crvenjak Donje Bare Glamočko Gornje Bare Gvozno Hrast Idovačko Jugovo Kladopoljsko Kotlaničko Kukavičko Orlovačko Platno Prokoško Rastičevsko Šatorsko Štirinsko Turjača Uloško / Crvanjsko Velež Veliko

Ponds (natural & artificial)	Aligovac Balkana Bara Bardača Bašigovaćko Bistarac Breštica Bukvensko Busača Bužimsko Deransko Drenova Drijen Vrelo Gubinsko Hazna Humci Ispod Pržića Malo Lake Ispod Pržića Veliko Lake Jelim Jelovac Kalemovo Krenica Kvrkulja Laminci Malo Malo Plivsko Mezgraja Mijino Orah Orlovo Oličko Opačićko Panonsko Pasje Paučko Pelagićevo Pijavičko Popovača Prekajsko Radovan Ramičko Sniježnica Starača Šićki Brod Škrka Smreka Veliko Plivsko Vidara Vijenac Zanasovići Ždrimačko Župica

Artificial reservoirs	Bilećko Bočac Buško Blato Grabovičko Grahovčići Grajseljići Jablaničko Klinje Lipsko Mali Lug Mandek Modračko Mostarsko Nuga Peručaćko Ramsko Salakovačko Trebinjsko Tribistovo Veliki Lug Višegradsko Vrtliško Zvorničko Župica

Valleys &
canyons

Wetlands

Bardača
Hutovo Blato
Sava marshes

Waterfalls

Bliha
Bobaš
Dušćica falls
Ilomska falls
Kočuša
Kozica
Kravica
Marina Pećina falls
Una falls
Pliva
Skakavac 1
Skakavac 2
Skakavac 3
Štrbački buk
Ugar falls
Vrbanja falls
Ždrimački slap

Coordinates: 43°20′N 17°49′E / 43.333°N 17.817°E / 43.333; 17.817

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