Sava River

The Sava (in Bosnian, Croatian and Slovenian: Sava, in Serbian: Сава or Sava, in German: Save or Sau) is a river in Europe, a right side tributary of Danube at Belgrade. It is 945 km long and flows through Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (forming a part of its northern border with Croatia and Serbia) and Serbia.

Sava's major tributaries are:

• In Slovenia:
  • Sora (right)
  • Kokra (left)
  • Kamniška Bistrica (left)
  • Ljubljanica (right)
  • Mirna (right)
  • Savinja (left)
  • Krka (right)
  • Sotla/Sutla (left)

• In Croatia:
  • Kupa (right)
  • Sunja (right)
  • Lonja (left)
  • Orljava (left)

• On Croatian-Bosnian border:
  • Una (right)

• In Bosnia and Herzegovina:
  • Vrbaška (right)
  • Vrbas (right)
  • Ukrina (right)
  • Bosna (right)
  • Brka (right)
  • Tinja (right)
  • Lukovac (right)
  • Dašnica (right)

• On Bosnian-Serbian border:
  • Drina

• In Serbia:
  • Jerez (right)
  • Kolubara (right)
  • Topčiderska reka (right)
  • Bosut (left)

The Sava flows through the following cities and towns (ordered from source to mouth):

• Jesenice
• Kranj
• Ljubljana (the capital of Slovenia)
• Litija
• Zagorje ob Savi
• Trbovlje
• Hrastnik
• Zidani Most
• Radeče
• Sevnica
• Krško
• Brežice
• Čatež (Slovenia)
• Zagreb (the capital of Croatia)
• Sisak
• Jasenovac (Croatia)
• Gradiška (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Stara Gradiška (Croatia)
• Bosanski Kobaš (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Slavonski Kobaš (Croatia)
• Bosanski Brod (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Slavonski Brod (Croatia)
• Bosanski Šamac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Slavonski Šamac (Croatia)
• Orašje (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Županja (Croatia)
• Brčko (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Gunja (Croatia)
• Jamena (Serbia)
• Sremska Rača
• Sremska Mitrovica
• Klenak
• Šabac
• Belgrade (the capital of Serbia