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NA LEPOM, PLAVOM JADRANU BEAUTIFUL BLUE ADRIATIC
Za mnoge je Jadransko more jedno od najlepših na svetu. Mi se slažemo i verujemo da će oni koji se odluče da leto provedu u Crnoj Gori ili Hrvatskoj uživati u svoj le- poti i gostoljubivosti tog dela sve- ta. Ali da biste ga još više voleli, treba bolje da ga upoznate, pa vam ovom prilikom predstavljamo ne- ke zanimljivosti o Jadranu. Jadran je najseverniji deo Sredozemnog mora i razdvaja Apeninsko i Balkansko poluostr- vo, kao i Apenine od Dinarskih planina. Sa ostatkom Mediterana spojen je preko Otrantskih vrata (morski prolaz između Jadranskog i Jonskog mora). U Jadranu se nalazi više od 1.300 ostrva, uglavnom smeštenih na istočnoj strani, odnosno hrvat- skoj obali. Najveća dubina je 1.233 m, a površinska temperatura mo- ra varira od 24 do 28 leti do oko 10 stepeni Celzijusa zimi. Salinitet Jadranskog mora je u proseku 38,30 promila ili, ja- snije rečeno, u jednom kilogramu vode otopljeno je 38,30 grama so- li. Treba reći da je južni deo mora slaniji od severnog. Krk i Cres su najveća ostrva u Jadranskom moru, a svako ima površinu od 405,78 km 2 . Najviši vrh na ostrvima je Vidova gora na Bra- ču, visoka 780 m.
For many people, the Adriatic represents one of the world’s most beautiful seas. We certainly agree, and we also believe that those who choose to spend their summer holidays in Montenegro or Croatia will enjoy the beauty and hospitality of this part of the world. However, you need to get to know it better in order to love it even more, which is why we’re using this opportunity to present to you some in- teresting facts about the Adriatic. The Adriatic is the most northerly part
of the Mediterranean Sea, separating the Ap- ennine and Balkan peninsulas, but also the Apennine and Dinaric mountain ranges. It is connected to the rest of the Mediterrane- an via the Strait of Otranto (a narrow mari- time passageway between the Adriatic and Ionian seas). The Adriatic boasts over 1,300 islands, mainly located on its eastern side, i.e. the Cro- atian coast. The maximum depth is on 1,233 metres and the surface temperature of this sea varies from 24-28 degree Celsius during summer to about 10°C in winter. The Adriatic has an average salinity of
38.30 grams per mill or, more simply stated, one kilogram of water contains about 38.30 grams of dissolved salt. It should be noted that its salinity is somewhat strong- er in the southern part than in the north. The islands of Krk and Cres are the largest in the Adriatic Sea, each of which covers an area of 405.78km2. The highest peak on its islands is Vidova gora (Mount St. Vid) on the island of Brač, reaching an elevation of 780 metres.
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