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Livno: Back in old 1938 the City was covered with Snow

Published: February 16, 2015
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Snow_in_Livno_1938 (1)There was always a lots of snow in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and social networks are spreading a photo of Livno from 1938 when the snow fell in the height of two meters, writes news agency Patria.

Then there was a complete suspension of not just bus and car traffic, but also a vehicular traffic in Bosnian part of Coastal province

So the traffic was suspended on following roads: Livno-Bosansko Grahovo, Livno-Glamoc, Livno-Kupres, Livno-Tomislavgrad, Suica-Tomislavgrad, Tomislavgrad-Posusje, Livno-Imotski, Tomislavgrad-Imotski, Prozor-Bugojno, Prozor-Tomislavgrad and Split-Livno.

According to those reports, snow started to fall on Tuesday (1st February 1938) afternoon. Snow have been falling whole night and Wednesday and on some places its height was over two meters.

(Source: nap.ba)

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