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Biograd N M 14.Pdf Glavica Fl(2)G. 5s 4M U.Sabusica Fl.R. 5s 3M Šopot Fl(3)G. 10s Donje Raštane Tinj Polača Fl(2)R. 5s 44 N 0.7' 44 N 0.7' 97 Biograd n m\ 14 Mean Latitude 43 N 52.0', Scale = 1:100000, 470.0 x 323.0 mm Fl(2)G.Fl(2)R. 10s 6s Ždrelac Perušić 015 E 40.9' 015° 10.0'Fl(2)R. 10s 7M 015° 20.0' 015° 30.0' 015° 40.0' K A R A N TUNFl(3)W. IĆ 10s 9M 44° 0.0' U. Kablin Fl.W. 3s 4M 015 E 5.7' Banj Sikovo Sveti Petar na Moru Miranje LUŠKI O TO K Kakma 44° 0.0' Dobropoljana U. Luka Veliki Bokolj Miranje Donje 274 m Fl.R. 3s 4M G A LEŠNJA K Luka Neviđane Fl.W. 3s 5M Kolarina Fl.G. 3s 4M Ohoj Ceranje Gornje 196 Fl.G. 3s 4M Žman Družinjak Mrljane Fl.R. 3s 3MFl.G. 3s 4M Turanj 233 KRKNATA Fl(2)G. 5s 4M Trišnjevac Sveti Filip i Jakov Jankolovica 152 Fl.G. 3s 4M 162 Fl(2)W. 5s 10M Babac Vrana Pašman Pristeg 126 Fl.R. 3s 3M Veli Slotinjak Veli vrh Fl.G. 3s 4M Fl.R. 3s 4M 202 180 Zaglav Radovac PAŠMAN Fl.R. 3s Fl.W. 3s 159 Fl(2)W. 10s 3M Biograd na Moru Fl(2)R. 3s Fl(2)G. 3s Pokoščinja Fl.G. 3s 5M B A LAB R A Fl.G. 3sFl.R. 4M 3s Kraj O TOCIC CAV A TUL Sali 147 Fl.G. 3s 3M Gračina F.G. Fl.R. 3s 3M LAVDARA 88 209 Mrzlovica W. DUGI OTOK U. Skrovada 199 BOROVNIK Uvala Mangrovica SIT Debela grba KURBA MALA B R USNJA K Fl(2)R. 5s 4M 38 Fl(2)W. 4s 129 Tkon 145 84 Budak Fl.W. 5s 8M Radošinovci SKA LA -M Fl.W. 3s Uvala Krsovica 46 Pakoštane Grbašćak U. M. Dajnica U. V. Dajnica B A B U LJA Š Fl.G. 5s 4M 146 SV. 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