- The
Bloke Plateau (Slovene: Bloška
planota, Bloke) is an
extensive bowl-like
plateau in
southern Slovenia, part of the
traditional region of
Inner Carniola...
- The Rute
Plateau (pronounced [ˈɾuːtɛ]; Slovene:
Rutarska planota, also
simply Rute) is a
karst limestone plateau in
Lower Carniola,
Slovenia with an area...
- The Banjšice
Plateau (Slovene: Banjška
planota, also Banjšice or Banjščice, Italian:
Altopiano della Bainsizza) is a
karst plateau in
western Slovenia...
- Latvian). 18
September 2021.
Retrieved 7
December 2021. "Rīgā
notiks Šlesera
plānotā protesta akcija" [A
protest event is
planned in Riga].
Skaties (in Latvian)...
-
Nanos (pronounced [ˈnaːnɔs]; Italian:
Monte Re) is a
karst limestone plateau at the
eastern border of the
Inner Carniola in
southwestern Slovenia. The...
- The
Dleskovec Plateau (Slovene: Dleskovška
planota),
probably named after Mount Dleskovec (1,965
metres or 6,447 feet) in its
central part,
rarely also...
-
Jelovica (pronounced [jɛˈlɔːʋitsa]) is a
karst plateau in
northwestern Slovenia. It is the
easternmost part of the
Julian Alps and is
overgrown by spruce...
-
Mount Krim, the
Bloke Plateau, and the
Potok Plateau (Slovene: Potočanska
planota) to the west. The
southernmost region down to the
border with
Croatia on...
- name was Laserbach. The
surrounding Potok Plateau (Slovene: Potočanska
planota) is also
named after Loški potok. In
addition to the muni****l seat of...
- 1,182
Rombonski podi 84.52 7
Sistem Molička Peč 3,817 1,130 Dleskovška
planota 82.27 8
Brezno spečega
dinozavra 2,147 1,081
Kaninski podi 76.82 9 Velika...
