Balkan Peninsula -- Description and travel; Eastern question (Balkan)
ALEXANDROVATZ Chief town of the arrondissement of Koznitza,
on the river of that name.
ALEXINATZ Chief town of the department of the same
name, at the junction of the Morawa with
the Morawfitz. 6000 inhabitants. Copper
mines. The monastery of Sant Stepan is in
close proximity.
ALEXINATZ Department with arrondissement of 30
communes.
ARANGYELOVATZ Chief town of Jassenitza, department of
Kragooyevatz. 1000 inhabitants. Source of
Boukovik mineral waters. Watering-place
much frequented from May till October.
ARILIE An arrondissement of 23 communes in Oujitze,
valley of the Morawa Serbe.
ARILIE Chief town of arrondissement of that name,
department of Oujitze.
AZANJA Town in Jassenitza. 4500 inhabitants.
AZBOUKOVATZ Arrondissement of 38 communes in Podrinié.
BANIA Watering-place very frequented, in the
department of Alexinatz. Ruins of a Roman
bath and of a feudal castle. View upon
Pyramid of Rtanje, and one of the most
picturesque places in Servia.
BANIA Hot-water springs an hour from Nisch.
BANIA-YOSCHANITZA Chief town of Yoschanitza, in Kruschevatz.
BELAVIA Mineral-water springs in the arrondissement
of Yagodina.
BELIVNIA Chief town of the arrondissement of
Prokoupatz, department of Toplitza.
BIELA-PALANKA Arrondissement in Pirot of 44 communes.
BIELITZA Small tributary of the Morawa. Also name of
an arrondissement.
BLATO-LUZNITZA Chief town of Luznitza, department of Pirot.
BOGATITCH Chief town in the arrondissement of Matchva,
in Schabatz district.
BOLIEVATZ Chief town of an arrondissement in the
department of Tzrna Reka, at foot of Mount
Ratni.
BOLIEVATZ An arrondissement of the Zrnarjeka.
BRESTOVATZ Station between Nisch and Vranya.
BRZA-PALANKA Chief town of an arrondissement in Kraina, on
the Danube.
BRZA-PALANKA Arrondissement on the Roumanian frontier with
20 communes.
DERVEN Chief town of the arrondissement of
Sverlichka, department of Kniajevatz.
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