which is explained as raštel = "a place of trade". On the cadastre of 1861, the city was perfectly well marked, and the location is visible on today's cadastre and marked in cadastre books under the name "city". Internal dimensions were 50x50m and in the middle there was an unknown object with dimensions 15x15m. City did have its water well (that never dried up, as word of mouth is), so it is possible that this was a well or perhaps some dwellings for soldiers (watchtower). At present day, only a puddle remains where was well was, and some embankments. Trenches around the barracks are still in the woods and around the "city". Cordons Posten The word Cordons Posten is of French origin and means a kind of guard post that exists at key points, at a distance from each other at most a few tens of minutes in which frontiersmen are on guard. It was built on the Military Frontier "dry" border in the 18th century by frontiersmen. Their positions are roughly known today thanks to the maps drown by Austria-Hungary Empire. In fact, cordon line is even today state border. Already in mid 19th century, their number is reduced to about one in four and later with the dissolution of the Military Border, posts were abandoned. Sketch of one (Cardak in Žirovac) exists today in a war museum in Vienna. One of them (CP Ćorkovača), also played another role later in history when Petar Karadjordjevic happened to arrive there in 1876. All together, there were seven posts in the vicinity of Gornji Žirovac and it is not known if anything is left there, but it's highly unlikely since all posts around Žirovac have probably all been made of wood. Ruin At the Gornji Žirovac area there are a lot of remnants of the former stone structures, but none of them is officially recognized as a tower house or a castle. One stone structure is at the place called "Gradac", near the top of the hill Kokirna. It appears to be made of stones of various sizes and shapes, in an apparent horizontal row arrangement. It is not a dry stone, as remnants of some binder can be seen. The structure is in poor condition and not much is left of it. Other locations Cemeteries Around Gornji Žirovac there were three identified cemeteries, but it is possible there may be