Maljevac, Settlement in Cetingrad, Karlovac County, Croatia.
Maljevac is a settlement in Cetingrad, Karlovac County, located in rural territory near the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. The area is characterized by its countryside landscape and proximity to the Glina River.
The settlement developed under the influence of Cetingrad, shaped by the medieval Cetin fortress. The region gained historical importance through the Cetingrad Charter issued in 1527.
The settlement's name appears in multiple language variants, reflecting the cultural exchanges that have shaped this border region. This linguistic diversity shows how different communities have left their mark on the area over time.
The settlement is connected to the postal code 47240 and the nearby town of Slunj, which helps with orientation. The area is sparsely populated with a rural character, so visitors should expect quiet countryside surroundings.
The settlement sits at a geographic location where natural waterways and border territories intersect. This position makes it a point where landscape features and regional boundaries come together in an interesting way.
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