that is left is almost non-passable forest road. Natural resources Although close to Gvozdansko and Majdan which since ancient times was a mining community as their names imply, around Gornji Žirovac area there are no known traces of mineral exploitations. Last attempts to catalogue minerals were at the mid 20th century and although minerals were found, no commercial exploitation was done. Gornji Žirovac is however rich in forest and in sources of spring water. Almost every hill has its spring. The result is a network of streams that flow into Radašnica, Žirovac and ultimately make part of the drainage basin of the Una River. Word of mouth According to the story of Stevan Carić, there was a military unit in the camp, and in 19th century, unit was poisoned. We do not know when, but someone threw poison into the water. If the proximity of former camp location, one could still find the remains of bones. The landfill has been dug a lot of years later and used to build barns and as Stevan saw while digging the country, he believes that this could also be a mass grave. North of it and close to the location of a former garrison, there is a cemetery, but soldiers were not buried there. See also Banovina (region) Dvor, Croatia References External links Municipality of Dvor official website Municipalities of Croatia Populated places in Sisak-Moslavina County Zagreb County (former) Serb communities in Croatia