Ćehotina

The Ćehotina, also known as the Ćeotina, Ćotina or Čehotina, is a 125-kilometer-long river that runs through Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a Drina river tributary on the right bank.

The Ćehotina flows from two streams in the Montenegrin region of Donji Kolašin, near the Serbian border. As it flows through the high mountain region, it bends and curves to the northwest. Before passing the eastern slopes of the Korijeni mountain and entering the Pljevaljska kotlina, the river has almost no settlements (except for the village of Vrulje). It flows through the Pljevlja coal basin and the city of Pljevlja before entering the Podgora region, passing through the villages of Radosavec, Židovići, Donja Brvenica, and Gradac. The river flows between the Bukovica region to the north and the northern tip of the Ljubišnja mountain, forming the border between Serbia and Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina for a few kilometers. It flows past the villages of Vikoč, Falovići, Godijeno, and Brusina before emptying into the Drina. At its confluence, the city of Foča is built.

The Ćehotina flows for 100 kilometers in Montenegro and 25 kilometers in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Length: 125 km (78 mi- Bosnia and Herzegovina)