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Country/territory: Serbia

IBA criteria met: C6 (2019)
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Area: 2,068 hectares (20.68 km²)

Bird Protection and Study Society of Serbia

Site description (2019 baseline)
Mucanj is a mountain in the southwestern part of Serbia, located in the west side from Ivanjica, the north side from mountain Javor and the east side from mountain Murtenica. The highest peak of the mountain is Jerina peak on 1534 m above sea level. Mucanj is known for its soil structure and limestone cliffs forming Jerinas fortress, noticeable from the main road passing just down the mountain. Mountain Mucanj is abundant in caves as the special form of the soil structure of the mountain. 

Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2024) Important Bird Area factsheet: Mucanj (Serbia). Downloaded from https://datazone.birdlife.org/site/factsheet/mucanj-iba-serbia on 24/12/2024.