Ниски полифазни флувијални нивои Црног Тимока у Зајечарском басену
Low polyphase fluvial levels of the river Crni Timok in the basin of Zaječar
Author(s): Dragan NešićSubject(s): Physical Geopgraphy, Regional Geography, Geomatics
Published by: Српско географско друштво
Keywords: polyphase; river terraces; levels; river Crni Timok; basin of Zaječar;
Summary/Abstract: The problem of origin and extension of the river terrace in Serbian valleys has been dealt with by many explorers. Beside those extensive investigations, this problem has not been explained enough. Therefore, more detailed investigations of river terraces were taken оn a smaller region in the valley of the river Crni Timok in the basin of Zaječar (the Eastern Serbia). A series of low river terraces ( the first terrace of r.h. 3-5 m, the second terrace of r.h. 5-10 m, the third terrace of r.h. 10-16 m and the furth terrace of r.h. 20-30 m) and two special levels (inundation level of r.h. 0-2 m and the level of low shelves of r.h. 2-4 m) were set aside on this tract. This series of low river terraces of the river Crni Timok brought about the idea of the cyclic origin of some terrace series, which is to be tested by future explorations.
Journal: Гласник Српског географског друштва
- Issue Year: 84/2004
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 29-40
- Page Count: 12
- Language: Serbian