Erdut
Erdut ( German outdated grounding ) is a place in the far east of Croatia and at the same time the eponymous part of a church ( kroat. Općina ), which includes the towns of Erdut, Dalj, Aljmaš, Bijelo Brdo and the scattered cottages of Daljska planina and at last count 7,308 inhabitants has (as of 2011 ). The municipality is part of the County of Osijek- Baranja, the north-eastern district of Slavonia. The parish seat is Dalj.
Geographical location
Erdut is far advanced in a large loop of the Danube, which here - at about 85 meters above sea level - is the border between Croatia and Serbia; the place itself is about 70 feet above the stream. A road bridge ( linking the capital of Slavonia, Osijek, with the Serbian Subotica ) as well as a bridge of the railway line Vinkovci / Osijek- Sombor, Subotica form border crossings in the neighboring country ( see also Donautrajekt Gombos - Erdöd ).
The ridge, which runs through the entire Danube loop in its east-west extension and falls steeply on its northern side to the current, is named after the village of Dalj the Daljska planina. Fertile loess soils allow the best conditions for fruit, vegetables and wine. The estate Erdut is known for its excellent white wines.
History
Until 1918 the town was part of the Kingdom of Croatia and Slavonia and bore the name Erdöd.
With the beginning of the war Croatia Erdut in 1991 part of the internationally unrecognized Republic of Serbian Krajina. After the military operation Oluja in 1995, here's the deal Erdut between the Krajina Serbs and the Government of Croatia has been closed, in the - was the peaceful reintegration of Eastern Slavonia regulated in the sovereign Croatia - in contrast to the military reconquest of the occupied parts of Croatia. After the transitional period, an administration under a UN mandate ( Untaes ) Erdut is reintegrated into Croatia in 1998.
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- Donautrajekt Gombos - Erdöd
- Side of the community Erdut
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- Place in the County of Osijek- Baranja