The Blederija river springs from two karstic springs at an altitude of , under the Topla Bara peak . The springs are away from each other and one has a water temperature around , while the other has a constant . The river forms several cascades in the heavily forested area before creating the Blederija waterfall , tall . The average discharge varies greatly and during the catastrophic 2014 Southeast Europe floods , the river heavily flooded its lower valley causing damage . There are several caves left of the waterfall and the scenic viewpoint on the location of former medieval town
2014 Southeast Europe floods
2014 Southeast Europe floods
Đerdap national park