page_title: Šalinac Grove
hierarchical_section_title: Šalinac Grove
caption_attribution_description: Српски (ћирилица)‎: Шалиначки луг је шумско подручје у Србији. Налази се 10 km источно од Смедерева, у пространој равници Годоминског поља, насталој наплавинама Велике Мораве, у подручју њеног ушћа у Дунав. Непосредно га окружују насеља Шалинац и Кулич, а у широком луку и некадашња окука (меандар) Велике Мораве, која је данас мртваја. Представља високу, скоро једно-добну, чисту састојину, коју чини више од 200 столетних храстова лужњака (лат. Quercus robur L.), некада у заједници са пољским јасеном (лат. Fraxinus angustifolius). Заштићено подручје обухвата површину од 19 хектара. Старост ове састојине се процењује у распону од 200 до 300 година. Просечне димензије храстова су: висина стабла 17,58 m; пречник крошње 15,43 m; обим дебла 4,14 m и пречник дебла 1,32 m. Ово је фотографија заштићеног природног добра у Србији под шифром: СП309 This is a a photo of a natural area in Serbia with ID: СП309
context_page_description: Šalinac Grove is a protected area in Serbia which contains the last remnant of the oak-and-ash forests which until several hundred years ago covered the flooded areas in the valleys of the Velika Morava and the Danube. It is a real rarity not only in Serbia but in the wider area of the Balkan peninsula.
  It is situated 10 kilometres east of Smederevo, on the vast plain of the Godomin Field; the plain itself came to exist as a result of floods of the river Velika Morava in the area where it flows into the Danube. The grove is surrounded by the settlements of Šalinac and Kulič, and also - in a wide bend - by a former meander of the Velika Morava which is now an oxbow lake.
  It contains a tall, homogeneous stand of trees which are almost the same age, including about 200 centennial marsh oak trees, once accompanied by field ash trees. The protected area covers 19 hectares.
  The grove's age is estimated at 200–300 years. The average size of the oak trees is:
context_section_description: Šalinac Grove (Serbian: Шалиначки луг / Šalinački lug) is a protected area in Serbia which contains the last remnant of the oak-and-ash forests which until several hundred years ago covered the flooded areas in the valleys of the Velika Morava and the Danube. It is a real rarity not only in Serbia but in the wider area of the Balkan peninsula.
  It is situated 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) east of Smederevo, on the vast plain of the Godomin Field (Serbian: Годоминско поље / Godominsko polje); the plain itself came to exist as a result of floods of the river Velika Morava in the area where it flows into the Danube. The grove is surrounded by the settlements of Šalinac and Kulič, and also - in a wide bend - by a former meander of the Velika Morava which is now an oxbow lake.
  It contains a tall, homogeneous stand of trees which are almost the same age, including about 200 centennial marsh oak trees (Quercus robur), once accompanied by field ash trees (Fraxinus angustifolia). The protected area covers 19 hectares (47 acres).
  The grove's age is estimated at 200–300 years. The average size of the oak trees is:
caption: Šalinac Grove
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