SOPOT Chief town on the arrondissement of Kossmai, department of Belgrade. STALATZ The junction of the railway Kruschevatz-Oujitze and the line Belgrade-Nisch. STANISCHITZA High plateaux in Kruschevatz. STIG An arrondissement of 13 communes in Pojarevatz, the chief town being Koutschevo. STUDENITZA Tributary of the Ibar, which joins it between the mountains Iakowo and Radotschewo. It gives its name to an arrondissement of 144 communes in Tchatchak. The chief town is Ratschka, near which is the celebrated monastery of Tsarska Lavra, built in the twelfth century by the orders of Krale Stefan Nemania, who became a monk under the name of Simeon. The monastery, in the Slavonic style, Orthodox and Byzantine, is entirely constructed of white marble, and is of marvellous beauty. SVERLICHKA Arrondissement of 40 communes, the chief town of which is Derven, in Kniajevatz. SVILAINATZ Chief town of Ressava, upon the river of that name in the department of Tchoupria. TAKOVO Arrondissement of 43 communes in Rudnik. TAMNAVA A tributary of the Save which gives its name to an arrondissement of 42 communes in Valievo. TCHAITINA Chief town of the arrondissement of Slatibor, near the Bosnian frontier, twenty kilometres from Mokragora. TCHATCHAK Chief town of a department of that name, situated upon the Morawa Serbe. 4200 inhabitants. TCHOPITZ Chief town of Kolubara, department of Belgrade. TCHOUPRIA Chief town of a department of that name, situated upon the Morawa at its confluence with the Kamenitza. 5200 inhabitants. Lignite. TEMNITCH A department with capital of the same name. TEMNITCHKA Mountains in the south of Yagodina which give their names to an arrondissement of 43 communes. TIMOK A river which rises near Biela Palanka, runs to the north, and falls into the Danube a