Prijedor

Prijedor (Serbian: ????????) is a city in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the Sana river, between Bosanski Novi and Banja Luka. It is administratively part of Republika Srpska.

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In 1991, the municipality of Prijedor had 112,470 inhabitants: 49,454 Bosniaks (44%), 47,745 Serbs (42.4%), 6,371 Yugoslavs (5.66%), 6,300 Croats (5.64%) and 2,600 others (2.3%). The city of Prijedor had 37,568 residents.

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An opstina is an administrative unit in the former Yugoslavia. The neutral translation is a district.

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Opstina Prijedor is located in north-western BiH in an area which is part of Bosanska (i.e. Bosnian) Krajina. It is located in between the town of Sanski Most to the south, the BiH- Croatian border towns of Bosanski Novi (to the west) and Bosanska Dubica (to the north), and the regional ?capital? of Banja Luka to the east. Save for the area of Sanski Most, the other neighbouring districts had Serbian majority populations prior to the disintegration of and violence in the former Yugoslavia.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H; locally: Bosna i Hercegovina/????? ? ???????????) is a triangular mountainous country in the western Balkans with an estimated population of about 4,000,000 people. The country is the homeland of its three constitutional peoples; Bosniaks, Croats, and Serbs, and is famou...

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