The surface waters of the area include: the Danube, Fruška Gora springs, smaller lakes, ponds, and marshes, Savino Selo – Novi Sad Canal from the DTD Hydro-system, and smaller land reclamation canals. Fruška Gora streams, more than 50 of them, flow down the northern and southern mountain slopes.

They are mainly of periodical and partly of permanent character. Savino Selo – Novi Sad Canal from the DTD Hydro-system connects seven inhabited settlements, the most important among which is the City of Novi Sad as industrial and agricultural centre of Vojvodina.

„Begečka Jama“, the lake with a constant presence of water, is an exceptionally significant hatchery for a large number of the Danube fish species and a reproduction centre for amphibians coming from a wider area. More than 150 species of birds, 70 of which are nesting birds, can be found in the area of Begečka Jama, together with the Danube and river islands.

Novi Sad is one of the youngest cities in the World, established 300 years ago and it is also known as Serbia’s…

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