Balkan Peninsula -- Description and travel; Eastern question (Balkan)
3200
inhabitants.
IBAR Tributary of the Morawa Srbska.
IVANYITZA Chief town of Moravitza, department of
Oujitze. 200 inhabitants. Wheat-growing.
JADAR Tributary of the Drina, which gives its name
to an arrondissement of 40 communes. Chief
town, Loznitza.
KAMENITZA Chief town of the arrondissement of
Podgaratz, in Valievo.
KATSCHER Arrondissement, of which the chief town is
Rudnik. 38 communes.
KLADOVA Chief town of the arrondissement of
Kljoutscha, department of Kraina, on the
Danube. 2706 inhabitants.
KLIOUTSCHA Arrondissement, of which the chief town is
Kladova, north of the Kraina.
KNIAJEVATZ Chief town of the department of that name at
the foot of the Balkans. Growing of cereals
and a school of commerce.
KOLUBARA Tributary of the Save. Gives its name to two
arrondissements.
KOPAONIK Mountains to the south of the Dinaric Alps.
KORMAN Station ten kilometres north of Alexinatz.
KOSSMAY Mountain which gives its name to an
arrondissement of which the chief town is
Iopot, department of Belgrade. 26 communes.
KOSTLENIK Mountain in the department of Rudnik.
KOURSCHOUMLIE Chief town of the arrondissement of
Kossanitza, on the Turkish frontier.
Country noted for its wines.
KOUTSCHEVO Chief town of the arrondissement of Svidje,
on the Pek. Coal mines.
KOZIERITZA Chief town of the arrondissement of Tzerna
Gora, department of Oujitza.
KOZNITZA Watercourse and tributary of the Morawa
Srbska, which gives its name to an
arrondissement of 92 communes in the
department of Kruschevatz.
KRAGOUIEVATZ Chief town of the department of that name,
and ancient capital of Servia. Situated on
the Lepnitza. 13,000 inhabitants. Contains
a large library, a gun-factory, and
powder-magazine. Potteries and stone
quarries. Excellent wine grown here.
KRAINA Department in the north-east of Servia. Chief
town, Negotin.
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