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Biđ

River

Biđ

Biđ is a river in Slavonia, Croatia.^[1]

Biđ rises near the village of Donja Vrba [hr] east of Slavonski Brod and flows eastwards for 62 kilometres (39 mi) to become the most important feeder to Bosut, merging with the Berava at Cerna. The maximum measured flow of Biđ at the mouth is 61.9 m3/s.^[2]

Whether Biđ is a headwater or in turn a name of the upper flow of Bosut has been a matter of some dispute.^[3]

References

^ Croatian Government (24 June 2010). "Odluka o Popisu voda 1. reda". Narodne novine (79/2010).
^ Marušić, Josip (2017). "Stručni prikaz: Višenamjenski kanal Dunav-Sava. Preduvjet za poboljšanje vodnog režima Bosuta". Hrvatske vode (in Croatian). 25 (101).
^ Orban-Kljajić & Kljajić 2003, p. 599.

Sources

Orban-Kljajić, Mica; Kljajić, Josip (November 2003). "Statistic description of Brod Regimente in third decade of 19th century". Scrinia Slavonica (in Croatian). 3 (1).

Hydrography of Croatia

Rivers

Black Sea Basin	Bednja Biđ Bijela Bosut Česma Črnec Črnec Danube Dobra Drava Glina Glogovnica Ilova Karašica Karašica Korana Krapina Krka Kupa Kupčina Lika Londža Lonja Mrežnica Mura Odra Orljava Pakra Plitvica Sava Slunjčica Spačva Studva Sunja Sutla Trnava Una Veliki Strug Vuka Zelina
Adriatic Basin	Bijela Boljunčica Cetina Čikola Dragonja Gacka Jadro Krka Mirna Neretva Ombla Raša Rječina Zrmanja