Bašajkovac is a karst hill which rises northeast of town Livno in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the bottom of the hill there is spring of Bistrica River called Duman.[2]

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Bašajkovac
View of Bašajkovac hill
Highest point
Coordinates	43°49′00″N 17°00′21″E[1]
Geography
Bašajkovac Location in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Location	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Parent range	Dinaric Alps

History

On the slopes of Bašajkovac hill there are remains of ancient Roman fortifications, as well as Livno's Upper Town also known as Bistrica Town [sr],[3] which was built by medieval Ottoman rulers. The fortification wall of Upper Town has a few preserved towers including popular Weiss or Vujadin Tower.[1]

See also

• List of mountains in Bosnia and Herzegovina

References

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