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Serbia (Србија) is a landlocked country in the heart of the Balkans, covering about 29,900 square miles (77,500 km²). The flat, fertile Pannonian Plain fills the north, while rolling hills, forests and mountains rise to the south, and the Danube and Sava rivers meet below the old fortress walls of Belgrade.

Its most famous natural landmark is the Iron Gates, where the Danube squeezes through a deep, rocky gorge on the border with Romania in Đerdap National Park. Midžor in the Stara Planina mountains rises to 7,113 feet (2,169 m). The white double-headed eagle is the national symbol and appears on the coat of arms.

Brown bears and chamois live in the forests of Tara National Park, and griffon vultures soar over the winding river bends of the Uvac gorge. Medieval monasteries such as Studenica, with their painted walls, and the Roman palace of Gamzigrad are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Did You Know? The Serbian spruce, a tree left over from before the last ice age, grows wild only in a small area of the Drina River valley around Tara, on the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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