Blue Gold Question and Answers

1.  What rivers flow through your country?
2. Where do the rivers come from? (Include the countries that it flows through)
3. Are there any blockages? (Dams, hydroelectric plants)
4. What forms of industry are located on the rivers?
5. What springs/natural reservoirs are there in your country? (Lakes, aquifers, watershed)
6. Where does your country get their water supplies from? If it's from your country, do you ship/export water to different countries?

1. In Serbia the rivers that flow here are: Danube, Great Morava. South Morava, Tisa, West Morava, Sava, Drina, Kolubara, Timok. and White Drim.
2. Danube is the most shared river in Serbia, we share it with 8 countries!Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine. Sava is another river thats shared in Europe, Slovenia, Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina. Morava is not shared, this is Serbia's river. Tisa is a river shared through 3 countries in Europe Ukraine, Romania and Hungary. Drina is shared in 2 places Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Kolubara is another river that is only found in Serbia, and so is Timok. White Drim is a river shared with Albania. 
3. The most popular dams and hydroelectric plants are Bajina Basta and   Djerdapska Klisura. 
4. Today many industries located on rivers are cut off because of pollution. Us Serbs are trying to consume as much energy as we can, and that's why we stopped these industries. The explanation of why and how is here http://www.drepr.org/
5.  There are many springs in Serbia one of them is at Ada. This is a man made gazer mainly used for entertainment and decoration. A natural spring is the Great Morava springs.
6.  A water supply in case of a drought we have our man made river Ada. Some people might think that its dirty because many people swim in it, but as it comes through our pipes, and out our taps the water would be fertilized and clean.