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'''Gusinje''' (] ]: Гусиње, ]: Gucia) is a town in north-eastern ]. It is located in the geographical region of ], in the municipality of ]. '''Gusinje''' (] ]: Гусиње, ]: Gucia) is a town in north-eastern ]. It is located in the geographical region of ], in the municipality of ]. ], also known as ''Ali Paša Gusinjski'', a famous military leader was from Gusinje (he is only famous to Montenegro).


==The Town== ==The Town==

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Gusinje (Serbian Cyrillic: Гусиње, Albanian: Gucia) is a town in north-eastern Montenegro. It is located in the geographical region of Sandžak, in the municipality of Plav. Ali-paša Šabanagić, also known as Ali Paša Gusinjski, a famous military leader was from Gusinje (he is only famous to Montenegro).

The Town

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Ali Paša of Gusinje

Ali Paša's Springs

There is an area of the town where there is the Ali Paša's Springs (Serbian/Montenegrin Alipašini Izvori), named after Ali Paša of Gusinje (Serbian/Montenegrin Ali Paša Gusinjski). There is a restaurant located right next to the spring, which give its customers an excellent view of the spring. Also, the water from the spring is drinkable. The water from the spring eventually finds its way to the Danube.

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