It stretches for some 10 kilometers along the left bank of the Danube (approximately from 1183 to 1192 kilometer of the Danube, curving away from the river in the south), while its width varies from 1 to 3 kilometers. It is marshy flooded area, made of smaller ponds and many canals and its name, široka bara, comes from Serbian for wide bog. It is located on the altitude of 78 meters, and apart from the Danube as its western border, it is connected to the canals of Vrbovski (east and north) and Veliki (south-east).
It extends over about 10 kilometers along the left bank of the Danube (approximately from 1,183 to 1,192 kilometers of the Danube, curving away from the river in the south), with a width ranging from 1 to 3 kilometers. It is a wetland area filled with smaller ponds and numerous canals, named široka bara, which means wide bog in Serbian. Located at an altitude of 78 meters, it shares its western border with the Danube and is connected by canals to Vrbovski (east and north) and Veliki (south-east).