This paper analyses the speech of Duga Resa, a town located in Karlovac County, about ten kilometers southwest of Karlovac. Although specific for its Chakavian Kajkavian continuum, the speech of Duga Resa is poorly represented in academic literature, which is why this paper tends to list and outline its significant properties. The paper consists of two parts: the first part offers a theoretical background describing the town’s history, its geographic position and demographic makeup - factors that greatly influence the linguistic situation in Duga Resa, and the second part determines the dialectal properties of the speech of Duga Resa, taking into consideration both the former premigration and the new postmigration dialect distribution. The focus of the paper is a research study based on a corpus of recorded instances of spontaneous speech in Duga Resa from 2017 to 2020. The research resulted in a phonological and morphological description of the speech: vocalism and consonantism are analysed phonologically with respect to the inventory, origin, realization and distribution of phonemes, while the morphological analysis includes a comprehensive study of variable and invariable words, their endings and forms.