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Raša (river)

Also known as Arsia

The Raša is a short river in eastern Istria, Croatia, flowing into the Bay of Raša on the Kvarner Gulf. In antiquity, as the Arsia, it marked the boundary between the Histri and the Liburnians, and from the time of Augustus it formed the eastern limit of Italy's tenth region, Venetia et Histria.

Raša (river)
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