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It was located along the Danube\u2019s right bank, beneath the stony promontory Greben, and served as an important strategic point. At the end of the 3rd and beginning of the 4th century, Roman\u2019s had erected castle Pagus on this very location. During the 18th and 19th century, Pore\u010d was the most fortified location in the Djerdap gorge, boasting a total of 30 cannons, and the residents of Pore\u010d controlled the river traffic, escorted ships and traded. According to a Census carried out by the Metropolitanate of Belgrade (1733-1735), the island had 150 homes. The Timok region\u2019s first school was founded in Pore\u010d (1807), as was the first Serbian dungeon (1826). 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They inhabit a wide range in the regions of eastern Serbia, and within the Djerdap national park they can be found on mount Miro\u010d, Li\u0161kovac, \u0160omrda, Zlatica, the Boljetinska river, and the peaks Veliki \u0160trbac and Mali \u0160trbac. The species is under strict protection and hunting it is under permanent prohibition.”][\/team_member][\/item][item simple_slider_bg_image_position=”default” simple_slider_overlay_strength=”0.3″ simple_slider_bg_image_loading=”default” id=”1621594433411-6″ title=”Item” tab_id=”1621594433412-3″][team_member image_url=”13133″ bio_alt_image_url=”13136″ team_memeber_style=”bio_fullscreen_alt” image_loading=”default” team_member_bio_full_html=”simple” name=”Gaura Ra” team_member_bio=”Did you know that there is a cave of death in the Djerdap National park? Known as Gaura Ra and Graorara, it has a length of 148m and a depth of 43m. It\u2019s located on the karst surface in the central region of mount Miro\u010d, in the western part of \u0160trpko korito. The entrance, 8m high and 3m wide, is at the bottom of a sinkhole, at an altitude of 470m.”][\/team_member][\/item][item simple_slider_bg_image_position=”default” simple_slider_overlay_strength=”0.3″ simple_slider_bg_image_loading=”default” id=”1621594433419-10″ title=”Item” tab_id=”1621594433419-10″][team_member image_url=”12949″ bio_alt_image_url=”766″ team_memeber_style=”bio_fullscreen_alt” image_loading=”default” team_member_bio_full_html=”simple” name=”Holly” team_member_bio=”The beech forest on \u0160omrda is the northernmost habitat of holly in Serbia. A bush or low tree of tertiary age, holly is notable for its evergreen, leathery leafs, a wavelike and thorny rim and pale yellow flowers. It yields a reddish stone fruit. Holly grows at an exceedingly slow rate and has a lifespan of several hundred years. It belongs to the Ilex genus, which includes around 400 species, most of which are native to the tropical regions of South America and the tropical and subtropical parts of Asia.”][\/team_member][\/item][item simple_slider_bg_image_position=”default” simple_slider_overlay_strength=”0.3″ simple_slider_bg_image_loading=”default” id=”1621594433432-3″ title=”Item” tab_id=”1621594433432-3″][team_member image_url=”13140″ bio_alt_image_url=”13143″ team_memeber_style=”bio_fullscreen_alt” image_loading=”default” team_member_bio_full_html=”simple” name=”Turkish hazel” team_member_bio=”A tertiary, relict, deciduous tree from the hazel family, bear hazel can grow up to 30m, with a lifespan of up to 200 years. Its name stems from the color of its trunk, which is similar to that of a bear pelt. Other names include the wild hazel and wild hazelnut. Its fruit is a hazelnut enveloped in a meaty, glandular-hairy shell. 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