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Bijeljina - Bosnia and Herzegovina

Principal Locations
  1. Banja Luka
  2. Bihać
  3. Bijeljina
  4. Bosanska Gradiška
  5. Bosanska Krupa
  6. Brčko
  7. Bugojno
  8. Cazin
  9. Derventa
  10. Doboj
  11. Foča
  12. Gorazde
  13. Gradačac
  14. Gračanica
  15. Ilidža
  16. Jablanica
  17. Jajce
  18. Kakanj
  19. Livno
  20. Ljubuški
  21. Lukavac
  22. Modriča
  23. Mostar
  24. Neum
  25. Prijedor
  26. Sanski Most
  27. Sarajevo
  28. Srebrenica
  29. Teslić
  30. Tešanj
  31. Travnik
  32. Trebinje
  33. Turbe
  34. Tuzla
  35. Velika Kladusa
  36. Visoko
  37. Zavidovići
  38. Zenica
  39. Zvornik
  40. Žepče
  41. Živinice


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Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina


Bijeljina (in Serbian Cyrillic: Бијељина) is a city in northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Republika Srpska entity. The city is situated in the plain of Semberija, close to the borders of both Serbia and Montenegro and Croatia.

At the 1991 census, Bijeljina county had 96,796 inhabitants; 59% of whom were Serbs and 34% Bosniaks. At present, the town has 105,000 inhabitants (estimate), 98.75% of whom are Serbs.

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Cities and towns of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Banja Luka | Bihać | Bijeljina | Bosanska Gradiška | Bosanska Krupa | Bosanski Šamac | Brčko | Bugojno | Cazin | Čapljina | Derventa | Doboj | Drvar | Foča | Gračanica | Gradačac | Kakanj | Ilidža | Livno | Lukavac | Ljubuški | Modriča | Mostar | Neum | Posušje | Prijedor | Sanski Most | Sarajevo | Srebrenica | Stolac | Široki Brijeg | Teslić | Tešanj | Tomislavgrad | Travnik | Trebinje | Tuzla | Velika Kladuša | Visoko | Zavidovići | Zenica | Zvornik | Žepče | Živinice
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