Olive Island
Olive island (- father, Croatian Olib, Italian :Ulbo, German :Lüb) is an island of Croatia. It is to northwest of Zadar, the southeast of the pug island, the east of the Silva Island. As for the area, 26.14 square km, the population as of 2001 are 147 people.
A person settled down from Roman Empire Era and was recorded by the name of アロエプ (Aloep) for a record of the tenth century for the first time.
People did that a Croat settled down from ヴルリカ in the チェティンスカ Krajina of the mainland where latter term にかけてで, Ottoman Empire invaded and attacked from the mid-15th century. A tea dialect of Croatian is spoken in Olive Island. The Olive Island inhabitants call themselves オリブヤニ.
Shimauchi has many historic buildings and remains. In the this and others, Holy Mother church of the cover death to store the antique including the グラゴル word manuscript retroactively to the 17th century is included. The tower of クラ was built for the defense from pirates. In addition, there are the ruins of St. Paul church and the monastery left in the thirteenth century.
A special product of the Olive Island includes wine, olive oil, cheese. Olive Shimauchi does not have a natural water source suitable for a drink. As a result, a rainwater tank to save rainwater is put in all houses of Shimauchi. There are two places of joint wells for inhabitants, too.
The Olive Island is connected to the mainland by the ferry. Silva Island via Zadar is a ferry for the pre-waste Island. It takes five hours by a car ferry with a catamaran to the mainland from three hours for approximately two hours.
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