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Kaçanik Gorge

Kaçanik-Schlucht {f}geogr.

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to gorge

fressen [ugs.] [pej.]

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gorge

Schluft {f} [regional] [Abgrund, Hohlweg, vom Wasser ausgespülte tiefe Rinne]geogr.

Klamm {f}geogr.

Schlucht {f}geogr.

Kehle {f} [Schlund]

Schlund {m} [Abgrund, Schlucht]

Hollental Gorge

Höllentalklamm {f}geogr.travel

to gorge oneself

sich^Akk. vollessen [ugs.]

Partnach Gorge

Partnachklamm {f}geogr.travel

Rugova Gorge

Rugova-Schlucht {f}geogr.

Radika Gorge

Radika-Schlucht {f}geogr.

Vikos Gorge

Vikos-Schlucht {f}geogr.

Pankisi Gorge

Pankissi-Tal {n}geogr.

river gorge

Flussschlucht {f}geogr.geol.

Flusstal {n} [eng]geogr.

rocky gorge

Felsenschlucht {f}geogr.geol.

Aare Gorge

Aareschlucht {f}geogr.

Parlitobel Gorge

Parlitobelschlucht {f}geogr.

Danube Gorge

Donauenge {f}geogr.

mountain gorge

Bergschlucht {f}geogr.geol.

• For several kilometers the Lepenac flows parallel to the Nerodimka river, flows next to the villages of Kovaçefc and Bob, and receives its major tributary the Nerodimka from the left at the town of Kaçanik, at the beginning of the Kaçanik Gorge.
• The city was a stopping point for the Bulgarian attack from the Kaçanik Gorge.
• Favourable reports of the type's reliability and performance during the Spanish Civil War led to the 1938 Kingdom of Yugoslavia's order of 45 aircraft generally similar to the SM.79-I variant, designated the SM.79K. They were delivered to Yugoslavia in 1939, but most were destroyed during the 1941 Axis invasion by their crews or by advancing Axis forces. During several sorties against German and Italian forces they managed some success in Kačanik Gorge. Some of these aircraft escaped to Greece, carrying King Peter Karadjordjevic and his entourage. A few survived, one to be pressed into service with the pro-Axis forces of the NDH, and four which became AX702-AX705 in the RAF.
• In the poem Musa is an Albanian highwayman who confronts Prince Marko, a vassal of the Sultan, at the Kačanik Gorge, today in modern Kosovo.