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Get ready to explore Europe's wildest border messes! In this video, we dive into the quirkiest parts of Europe’s map—from the labyrinthine Croatian-Slovenian border near Brezovica pri Metliki, complete with a mind-boggling exclave of just three houses, to the uniquely flag-shaped border between Bosnia and Serbia, and finally, a mysterious narrow strip of Bosnian land slicing deep into Croatia. These bizarre boundaries will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about geography. Which one is your favorite? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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These are my favorite border messes in Europe.
Croatia has a wierd shape, but look at this border with Slovenia. It is a true labirinth right in the Brezovica pri Metliki village with numerous patches of land barely connected to their sovereign country and a Croatian exclave that makes no sense at all as there are only 3 houses here. For sure Croatia entering Schengen Are made it easier to visit this place.
Moving to the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia we notice something trully unique. It looks like Serbia really wanted to raise its flag in Bosnia so they draw this flag shaped border here. Oh, and there is a bosnian exclave in Serbia a couple of kilometers east which seem normal comparing to the serbian flag.
We remain in Bosnia, but we move to its border with Croatia. If we zoom in here we noticed this narrow strip of Bosnian land cutting deep into Croatia. This patch of forrest must be very important for Bosnia, but I can't see why.
So what was your favorite of these 3 ?
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