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No River Name Draining Into Location 1 Glina Black Sea Right tributary to Kupa, which flows into Sava 2 Glinica Black Sea Right tributary 3 Bojna Black Sea 4 Bužimica Black Sea 5 Kladušnica Black Sea Right tributary in Velika Kladuša 6 Korana Black Sea Right tributary to Kupa, which flows into Sava 7 Mutnica (Korana Black Sea Right tributary 8 Sava Black Sea Right tributary of the Danube in Belgrade, Serbia 9 Bosna Black Sea Right tributary 10 Babina rijeka Black Sea Right tributary near/in Zenica 11 Fojnička rijeka Black Sea Left tributary 12 Lepenica (Fojnica Black Sea Left tributary 13 Bijela rijeka Black Sea Right tributary near Kreševo 14 Crna rijeka (Lepenica Black Sea Right tributary near Kreševo 15 Kreševka River Black Sea Right tributary in Kreševo 16 Željeznica (Fojnička Black Sea Right tributary 17 Dragača Black Sea Left tributary in Fojnica 18 Goruša Black Sea Right tributary in Visoko 19 Krivaja Black Sea Right tributary in Zavidovići 20 Stupčanica Black Sea (source of the Krivaja in confluence with the Bioštica and right tributary in Olovo 21 Bioštica Black Sea (source of the Krivaja in confluence with the Stupčanica and left tributary in Olovo 22 Kaljina Black Sea Right tributary 23 Orlja Black Sea Left tributary 24 Tribija Black Sea Left tributary 25 Vijaka Black Sea Left tributary 26 Duboštica Black Sea Left tributary 27 Župeljeva Black Sea Right tributary 28 Mala Maoča Black Sea Left tributary 29 Velika Maoča Black Sea Right tributary 30 Lašva Black Sea Left tributary 31 Bila Black Sea Left tributary 32 Grlovnica Black Sea Right tributary 33 Komašnica Black Sea Right tributary near Travnik 34 Kruščica Black Sea Right tributary 35 Ljubina (Bosna Black Sea Right tributary in Semizovac 36 Miljacka Black Sea Right tributary 37 Mokranjska Miljacka Black Sea 38 Paljanska Miljacka Black Sea 39 Bistrica (Paljanska Miljacka Black Sea Left tributary 40 Misoča Black Sea Right tributary 41 Blaža Black Sea Left tributary 42 Ribnica Black Sea Right tributary near Kakanj 43 Mala rijeka (Ribnica Black Sea Left tributary near Kakanj 44 Stavnja Black Sea Left tributary in Ilijaš 45 Mala rijeka (Stavnja Black Sea Left tributary 46 Trstionica Black Sea Right tributary near Kakanj 47 Bukovica (Trstionica Black Sea Left tributary near Kraljeva Sutjeska 48 Usora Black Sea Left tributary south of Doboj 49 Mala Usora Black Sea 50 Velika Usora Black Sea 51 Željeznica Black Sea Right tributary 52 Kasindolska Black Sea Right tributary 53 Brka Black Sea Right tributary in Brčko 54 Dašnica Black Sea Right tributary in Semberija 55 Drina Black Sea Right tributary 56 Piva (source Black Sea In confluence with Tara and left tributary 57 Tara (source Black Sea In confluence with Piva and right tributary 58 Ćehotina Black Sea Right tributary 59 Bistrica (Drina Black Sea Left tributary 60 Govza Black Sea Right tributary 61 Prača Black Sea Left tributary 62 Rakitnica (Prača Black Sea Left tributary 63 Drinjača Black Sea Left tributary 64 Jadar Black Sea Right tributary 65 Kravica Black Sea Right tributary 66 Janja Black Sea Left tributary in Semberija 67 Janjina Black Sea Right tributary 68 Kolina Black Sea Left tributary 69 Lim Black Sea Right tributary 70 Rzav Black Sea Right tributary in Višegrad 71 Beli Rzav Black Sea 72 Crni Rzav Black Sea 73 Sutjeska Black Sea Left tributary south from Foča 74 Hrčavka Black Sea Left tributary 75 Jablanica Black Sea Right tributary near Bosanska Gradiška 76 Bukovica (Jablanica Black Sea Right tributary 77 Ljubina (Jablanica Black Sea Right tributary www.downloadexcelfiles.com 78 Jurkovica Black Sea Right tributary near Bosanska Gradiška 79 Lukavac Black Sea Right tributary in Semberija 80 Ljubija Black Sea Left tributary 81 Ukrina Black Sea Right tributary near Bosanski brod 82 Ilova Black Sea Right tributary 83 Mala Ukrina Black Sea 84 Velika Ukrina Black Sea 85 Una Black Sea Right tributary 86 Srebrenica Black Sea Right tributary 87 Krka Black Sea Right tributary 88 Unac Black Sea Right tributary 89 Čava Black Sea Right tributary 90 Krušnica Black Sea Right tributary in Bosanska Krupa 91 Mlječanica Black Sea Right tributary 92 Knežica Black Sea Left tributary 93 Sana Black Sea Right tributary 94 Blija Black Sea Left tributary in Sanski Most 95 Dabar Black Sea Left tributary south from Sanski Most 96 Gomjenica Black Sea Right tributary near Prijedor 97 Bistrica (Gomjenica Black Sea Right tributary 98 Krivaja (Gomjenica Black Sea Right tributary 99 Japra Black Sea Left tributary near Bosanski Novi 100 Japrica Black Sea Left tributary 101 Kijevska rijeka Black Sea Right tributary 102 Kozica Black Sea Right tributary 103 Jovica Black Sea Right tributary 104 Strigova Black Sea Right tributary 105 Kriva rijeka Black Sea Right tributary 106 Mekinja Black Sea Left tributary 107 Vrbas Black Sea Right tributary 108 Bistrica (Vrbas Black Sea Right tributary near Gornji Vakuf 109 Mutnica (Bistrica Black Sea Left tributary 110 Bunta Black Sea Left tributary between Gornji Vakuf and Bugojno 111 Crna rijeka (Vrbas Black Sea Left tributary in Mrkonjić Grad 112 Desna Black Sea Left tributary before Gornji Vakuf 113 Dragočaj Black Sea Left tributary north of Banja Luka 114 Duboka Black Sea Left tributary in Bugojno 115 Pliva Black Sea Right tributary in Jajce 116 Janj Black Sea Right tributary 117 Kupreška rijeka Black Sea Right tributary 118 Ugar (rihght tributary downflow of Jajce Black Sea 119 Ilomska Black Sea Right tributary downflow of Vitovlje, Travnik 120 Crna rijeka Black Sea Left tributary below Petrovo polje 121 Mala Ilomska Black Sea Right tributary below Petrovo Polje 122 Manatovac Black Sea Right tributary on Vlašić slopes 123 Kobilja Black Sea Right tributary below Imljani, downflow from mouth of Ilomska 124 Pljačkovac Black Sea Right tributary nearby Vitovlje, Travnik 125 Vrbanja Black Sea Right tributary in Banja Luka 126 Bobovica Black Sea Right tributary in Kruševo Brdo 127 Bosanka Black Sea Right tributary in Vrbanjci 128 Crkvenica Black Sea Right tributary in Šiprage 129 Cvrcka Black Sea Left tributary nearby Vrbanjci 130 Čudnić Black Sea Left tributary in Kruševo Brdo 131 Ćorkovac Black Sea Left tributary in Šiprage 132 Demićka Black Sea Left tributary in Šiprage 133 Duboka Black Sea Left tributary near Grabovica 134 Grabovička rijeka Black Sea Left tributary in Grabovica, Kotor Varoš 135 Jakotina Black Sea Left tributary in Kotor Varoš 136 Jezerka Black Sea Right tributary nearby Vrbanjci 137 Jošavka Black Sea Right tributary in Čelinac 138 Kruševica Black Sea Right triburary in Obodnik 139 Sadika Black Sea Left tributary downflow from Šiprage 140 Vigošća/Vigošta Black Sea Right tributary in Obodnik 141 Vrbaška Black Sea Right tributary 142 Crna rijeka (Vrbaška Black Sea Left tributary 143 Neretva Adriatic Sea 144 Blučica Adriatic Sea Right tributary near Jablanica lake 145 Bregava Adriatic Sea Left tributary near Stolac and Čapljina 146 Buna Adriatic Sea Left tributary near Buna 147 Bunica Adriatic Sea Left tributary 148 Doljanka Adriatic Sea Right tributary in Jablanica 149 Drežanka Adriatic Sea Right tributary 150 Jezernica Adriatic Sea Right tributary 151 Kraljuščica Adriatic Sea Right tributary 152 Neretvica Adriatic Sea Right tributary near Konjic 153 Mande Lakes Into Buško jezero 154 Bijela Disappearing rivers West side of Prenj mountain 155 Plovuča Disappearing rivers In Livno field www.downloadexcelfiles.com 156 Bistrica (Livno Disappearing rivers In Livno field 157 Žabljak Disappearing rivers In Livno field 158 Drina (Duvno field Disappearing rivers In Duvno field 159 Jaruga Disappearing rivers In Livno field 160 Jaruga Disappearing rivers In Glamoč field 161 Lištica Disappearing rivers Near Široki Brijeg 162 Milač Disappearing rivers In Kupres field 163 Mrtvica Disappearing rivers In Kupres field 164 Mušnica Disappearing rivers In Gatačko field 165 Vrljika Disappearing rivers In Imotski field 166 Matica Disappearing rivers Left tributary For more information kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com 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