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completely reconstructed with addition of renovation of "city pontoon" (floating platform for various public activities), sports and recreation fields, skate park, ski slopes, bicycle paths, etc. The project is titles "Pančevo
Promenade". It also includes the footbridge across the Timiș which will connect the city with the City Forest which stretches along the opposite, un-urbanized bank. The forest degraded in time and will be rejuvenated as part of the same project. The anti-flood embankments will be re-fortified, too. The deadline is 2023.
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dangerous, especially at night, as there were no natural orienteering marks, so the wreckages became frequent. To prevent this, the lighthouses were built in 1909. The one on the right bank of the Timiș is built in the
Ferland locality, while the left one is in the Pančevo's section of Mali Rit. They became very popular. The honking of the ships passing next to them was considered "obligatory", while the young boatmen and town youth used to visit and climb onto them, as a sort of the adolescent
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pontoons, while the latter, with two marked basins, was open for everyone. Sports club "Banat" held revues and competitions on the municipal beach in the 1920s, which survived until the 1970s. Upstream, there was another beach in Gornji Grad neighborhood called "At three carrots", while the wild beach "Bećar Lido" developed on the very mouth into the Danube.
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the boat, including metal staircases, oil lamps, etc. The stone slabs were used for paving private backyards and the bases, without this stone cover, were being partially washed off by thy river which compromised the integrity of the objects as they began to tilt and the collapse became a serious threat.
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was that
Austria had to demolish all fortifications built in the previous two decades. Pančevo Fortress was razed to the ground, with nothing surviving above the ground level, but the settlement remained as a border town. Old downtown of Pančevo, and its street grid, were shaped by the size, position
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Since then, the steamboats were replaced with modern ships and Pančevo got a new port on the
Daunube, so the old one, on the Timiș, was closed. The lighthouses went out of use in the 1960s and were left to the elements. In time, the locals stripped from them all that could be taken and transported by
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were planted, to restore the natural vegetation balance along the river. A small bridge was placed, and the crushed stone was poured before the beach, to purify and clear the water. In
Glogonj, there is Skela beach. In Jabuka, there are two beaches. One, also called Skela, was arranged as part of the
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After the works to improve the navigation were conducted in the early 20th century, river's mouth area was left without any landmarks. The trees and overgrowth were cut during the digging of the canals so the area and the course of the river was new and unfamiliar to the ship crews. Situation became
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The right bank, on river's course through Pančevo close to its mouth, was arranged as a promenade in the 1980s. A plan of massive reconstruction of the quay and urbanization of the area was announced for years and confirmed in June 2020. Section between the bridge and old shipyard facilities will be
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At the mouth of the Timiș into the Danube, there are two lighthouses, one on the each bank of the Timiș. They are one of the rare inland lighthouses in Europe, as the banks of the rivers are usually visible so there is no need for them. They are also among only few inland lighthouses in the world,
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it has been drained part by part and almost half of it is turned into a very fertile patch of land, suitable especially for cultivating grains and vegetables. It is managed by
Serbian largest agricultural company, "PKB Beograd", which almost exclusively provides food for 2 million people in wider
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Arranged beach on the Timiș, with paid tickets and some 200 visitors daily, was recorded in Pančevo in 1891. Later, two beaches developed in Donji Grad neighborhood, left of the bridge across the river: Waltman's and municipal (also called students or military beach). The former was paid and had
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program, conducted jointly by
Romania and Serbia, the area around the river has been arranged in the 2017-2019 period. Starting from Timiș' origin in Romania, up to its mouth in Serbia, the bird watch towers, benches, gazebos, small bridges, billboards, signposts and waste containers have been
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In the spring of 2007 works on the elevation of the embankments on both banks of the river began, 11.5 kilometers (7.1 mi) on the right bank and 13.2 kilometers (8.2 mi) on the left. The embankments will be 30–70 cm (12–28 in) higher than they are now and being higher than
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The reconstruction of the lighthouses began in the 21st century, and was finished by 2019. Geodetic surveys were conducted and the old photographs were used in the reconstruction. The carved writings on the bricks were documented by the Pančevo's
Cultural Monuments Protection Institute. The
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The lighthouses were built during the "golden age" of the steam-powered river traffic. They are designed in the military style. The cone-shaped bases have 153 m (502 ft) in diameter, and are plated with stone. The towers are sturdy and massive, built of yellow bricks. Doors and
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has its name derived from the river Timiș meaning the fortress of Timiș. However the town of Timiș City, even though its name may indicate it, is not a settlement on the river, but on another
Romanian-Serbian river,
1252:] (in English and Greek). Translated by Moravcsik, Gyula; R. J. H. Jenkins. Washington, District of Columbia: Dumbarton Oaks Center for Byzantine Studies Trustees for Harvard University. pp. 40–41.
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and the only one in Europe, that were built in pair. Measured by the Danube, they are located at Danube'e 1,154 km (717 mi), on its left bank, and 3 km (1.9 mi) from downtown Pančevo.
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are framed with decorative garlands made of bricks. The top platform has an open terrace with the powerful lighthouse reflector. The terrace is covered with cone-shaped roof, resting on the metal rods.
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placed. The bicycle paths along the river have been built and locations for recreational fishing have been set. At Pančevo, near the confluence, there are catamarans, canoes and bicycles for renting.
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navigable rivers, either in canoes or portable boats; but there is reason to suspect that the winding stream of the Teyss, or
Tibiscus, might present itself in different places under different names.
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joint Serbian-Romanian project "Eco-Timiș - new touristic product". The other one is Pesak. All got new access roads, some of them have barges-restaurants, some sports fields, etc.
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and orientation of the fortress. During the reconstruction of the City Park in 2013, remains of the foundations and brick walls of the southern rampart were discovered.
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After being almost uninhabited before 1945, today its population density is above average for Serbia as a whole, since some of the fastest growing suburbs of Belgrade (
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After the Austrians officially took over the lands north of the Sava and Danube in the early 18th century, at the Timiș' mouth into the Danube, there was a derelict
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covers 10,280 km (3,970 sq mi), of which 7,310 km (2,820 sq mi) in Romania. With the Danube, the Timis belongs to the
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were badly damaged. On April 20, 2005, a level of 844 centimeters (332 in) was recorded, the highest ever since the measurements began.
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area, thus Pančevački Rit is commonly nicknamed Granary of Belgrade. Stockbreeding is also very intensive, and so are fishery and hunting.
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drainage basin. The river flows through Romania for 241 km (150 mi), and 118 km (73 mi) through Serbia. Its average
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1381:"Seoske plaže na Panonskom moru - spas od vrelog leta"
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1277:Atlasul cadastrului apelor din România. Partea 1
1480:Enciklopedijski geografski leksikon Jugoslavije
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1468:, Third edition (1985); Prosveta;
1443:Olga Janković (December 4, 2022).
1409:Olga Janković (August 11, 2019).
1360:Olga Janković (August 21, 2022).
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1322:Đorđe Đukić (September 8, 2020).
777:, Bucoșnița, Cerneț, Petroșnița,
591:landscape of outstanding features
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1303:Olga Janković (June 23, 2020).
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1913:List of crossings of the Danube
1379:Olga Janković (July 17, 2022).
1341:Olga Janković (July 12, 2023).
1991:Rivers of Caraș-Severin County
1976:International rivers of Europe
1343:"Zaštita plavne doline Tamiša"
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1466:Mala Prosvetina Enciklopedija
1417:(in Serbian). pp. 22–23.
1368:(in Serbian). pp. 28–29.
1362:Беху некад Бећар и Чанго лидо
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27:River in Romania and Serbia
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1478:Jovan Đ. Marković (1990):
1415:Politika-Magazin, No. 1141
1366:Politika-Magazin, No. 1299
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1349:(in Serbian). p. 20.
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1233:(in Serbian). p. 14.
1227:"Tamiš na talasu turizma"
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1981:Geography of Vojvodina
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1766:Ipeľ/Ipoly
1638:Bratislava
1618:Regensburg
1613:Ingolstadt
1524:The Danube
1183:References
971:Jaša Tomić
912:Caransebeș
881:Caransebeș
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733:Jaša Tomić
721:Jaša Tomić
697:dare games
646:Navigation
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491:), and as
460:Geographia
293:Basin size
260:20°38′08″E
257:44°50′53″N
171:Caransebeș
1668:Smederevo
1531:Countries
1286:895459847
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1015:Farkaždin
999:Tomaševac
954:Timișoara
948:Peciu Nou
904:Bucoșnița
847:, Potoc,
831:, Criva,
813:, Sariș,
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791:Vâna Mare
719:Flood in
611:Plandište
595:Zrenjanin
580:deciduous
543:, in the
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526:Black Sea
516:Geography
473:antiquity
413:Hungarian
340:Black Sea
305:Discharge
155:Vojvodina
1876:See also
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1663:Belgrade
1658:Novi Sad
1648:Budapest
1568:Bulgaria
1548:Slovakia
1449:Politika
1428:Politika
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1177:Palilula
1127:Belgrade
1074:, and a
1072:ramparts
1068:bastions
1064:pentagon
1056:stockade
1035:Sefkerin
924:Gavojdia
892:Teregova
829:Teregova
807:Timișana
711:Flooding
663:Belgrade
599:Kovačica
557:Teregova
477:Tibiscus
397:Romanian
112:Location
86:Romanian
1945:Romania
1888:Brigach
1653:Vukovar
1583:Ukraine
1578:Moldova
1573:Romania
1558:Croatia
1553:Hungary
1543:Austria
1538:Germany
1460:Sources
1173:Krnjača
1086:of the
1053:Ottoman
1047:Pančevo
1039:Glogonj
1027:Baranda
1003:Orlovat
987:Neuzina
932:Coșteiu
896:Armeniș
875:Romania
865:Timișaț
815:Pogăniș
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783:Măcicaș
771:Slatina
756:Slatina
723:in 2005
639:poplars
573:Pančevo
541:Semenic
532:at the
509:several
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485:Tibisis
456:Ptolemy
437:Pančevo
425:Temesch
405:Serbian
360:Pogăniș
236:Pančevo
207:Romania
181:Pančevo
124:Romania
117:Country
101:Serbian
55:Pančevo
1931:Portal
1893:Source
1855:Canals
1821:Yantra
1751:Morava
1708:Tulcea
1703:Kiliia
1698:Izmail
1688:Galați
1683:Brăila
1633:Vienna
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1601:Cities
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799:Știuca
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433:Danube
421:German
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223:Danube
199:Source
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1841:Siret
1831:Argeș
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1796:Timok
1771:Drava
1736:Regen
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1673:Vidin
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565:Banat
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481:Latin
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417:Temes
409:Тамиш
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393:Tamiš
389:Timiș
234:near
218:Mouth
176:Lugoj
164:Towns
150:Timiș
94:Тамиш
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42:Timiș
1883:Breg
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1781:Sava
1761:Hron
1741:Isar
1731:Lech
1693:Reni
1678:Ruse
1643:Győr
1628:Linz
1484:ISBN
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1282:OCLC
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