Klina (Klinë)

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Town and municipality in the District of Peja, Kosovo. Noted for its geographic setting at the confluence of the river Klina with the White Drin and the nearby Mirusha Waterfalls. Supplied sources contain no documented legends or reports of a cursed bridge or well in Klina.

The Haunting

Klina (Albanian: Klinë) is a town and municipality in north-western Kosovo, located where the river Klina meets the White Drin and near the Mirusha Waterfalls, which are locally notable. Census data (2011) records an urban population and a larger municipal population, and modern records include meteorological notes for the town. Archival sources show persons from Klina among internally displaced populations in post-conflict refugee/IDP contexts. The research brief requested material on local 'cursed bridge and well' legends; however, none of the supplied sources (Wikipedia, Wikidata, and two archive videos) provide any accounts, witness reports, named entities, phenomena, or folkloric narratives relating to a cursed bridge or well at Klina. Because the available materials do not document such legends, no paranormal claims are recorded here.

Community Record

Sources
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    Klina - Wikipedia. Wikipedia contributors. "Klina." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
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    Klina - Wikidata. Wikidata entry Q963121 for Klina.other
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    Refugee centres in Kosovo-Metohija (archive video). Archive.org video referencing internally displaced persons including people from Klina.other
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    Make YOUR vote matter in Gloucester ! (archive video). Archive.org video mentioning an individual named Klina Jordan; unrelated to town folklore.other
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