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West Morava

river, Serbia
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The West Morava is a river in Serbia, originating in southern Serbia and North Macedonia. It is one of the two rivers that form the Morava River, the largest stream entirely within Serbia. The West Morava flows for approximately 185 miles (298 kilometers) and has three hydroelectric stations along its course. The Morava River, formed by the confluence of the West and South Morava, flows northward for 137 miles (221 kilometers) to join the Danube River. This river system is a crucial part of the Morava-Vardar corridor, a significant transportation route in Serbia.12

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  1. Morava River
  2. Serbia - Drainage of Serbia
  3. Moravia

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