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Popis Naselja Sa Ograničenjem Mase Popis naselja sa ograničenjem mase - zaprimanje/uručenje pošiljaka Places with restriction – receiving/delivery of package Prijam u POŠTANSKOM Prijam na Uručenje na ADRESI uz Uručenje u POŠTANSKOM UREDU uz GP/Domain UREDU uz ograničenje ADRESI/Rec ograničenje do 2 kg/Delivery to ograničenje do 10 kg/Delivery at the POST Pripadajući poštanski ured s Distribucijsko do 10 kg/Receipt at eipt at ADDRESS with limit up to 2 kg OFFICE with a limit of 10 kg Naselje/Place dostavnim područjem/Belonging područje/ the POST OFFICE with ADDRESS post office with delivery area Distribution Area a limit of up to 10 kg 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 GP3 Koločep 20221 Koločep Dubrovnik-HPE da ne da da GP3 Lopud 20222 Lopud Dubrovnik-HPE da ne da da GP3 Suđurađ 20223 Šipanjska Luka Dubrovnik-HPE da ne da da GP3 Šipanjska Luka 20223 Šipanjska Luka Dubrovnik-HPE da ne da da GP3 Uble 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Glavat 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Lastovo 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Pasadur 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Skrivena Luka 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Sušac 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Zaklopatica 20290 Lastovo Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Drvenik Mali 21225 Drvenik Veliki Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Drvenik Veliki 21225 Drvenik Veliki Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Donje Selo 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Gornje Selo 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Grohote 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Maslinica 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Nečujam 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Srednje Selo 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Stomorska 21430 Grohote Split HPE da ne da da GP3 Bogomolje 21469 Sućuraj Stari Grad HPE da ne da da GP3 Gdinj 21469 Sućuraj Stari Grad HPE da ne da da GP3 Poljica 21469 Sućuraj Stari Grad HPE da ne da da GP3 Selca kod Bogomolja 21469 Sućuraj Stari Grad HPE da ne da da GP3 Sućuraj 21469 Sućuraj Stari Grad HPE da ne da da GP3 Zastražišće 21469 Sućuraj Stari Grad HPE da ne da da nema prijma/uručenja GP4 Kornati 22243 Murter Šibenik HPE ne na adresi ne GP4 Golubić 22300 Knin Šibenik HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Plavno 22300 Knin Šibenik HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Radljevac 22300 Knin Šibenik HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Strmica 22300 Knin Šibenik HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Zlarin 22232 Zlarin Šibenik da ne da da GP4 Prvić Luka 22233 Prvić Luka Šibenik da ne da da GP4 Prvić Šepurine 22234 Prvić Šepurine Šibenik da ne da da GP4 Kaprije 22235 Kaprije Šibenik da ne da da GP4 Žirje 22236 Žirje Šibenik da ne da da GP4 Vrgada 23210 Biograd na moru Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Sali 23281 Sali Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Zaglav 23281 Sali Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Luka 23281 Sali Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Žman 23281 Sali Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Rava 23283 Rava Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Mali Iž 23284 Veli Iž Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Veli Iž 23284 Veli Iž Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Božava 23286 Božava Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Dragove 23286 Božava Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Zverinac 23286 Božava Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Soline 23287 Veli Rat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Brbinj 23287 Veli Rat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Savar 23287 Veli Rat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Veli Rat 23287 Veli Rat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Verunić 23287 Veli Rat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Polje 23287 Veli Rat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Rivanj 23291 Sestrunj Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Sestrunj 23291 Sestrunj Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Zverinac 23291 Sestrunj Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Brgulje 23292 Molat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Molat 23292 Molat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Zapuntel 23292 Molat Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Ist 23293 Ist Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Premuda 23294 Premuda Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Silba 23295 Silba Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Olib 23296 Olib Zadar HPE da ne da da GP4 Jakišnica 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Lun 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Caska 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Kustići 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Metajna 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Vidalići 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP4 Potočnica 53291 Novalja Zadar HPE ne ne da ne GP6 Ilovik 51552 Ilovik Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Štivan 51556 Martinščica Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Grmov 51556 Martinščica Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Martinšćica 51556 Martinščica Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Miholašćica 51556 Martinščica Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Vidovići 51556 Martinščica Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Susak 51561 Susak Mali Lošinj da ne da da GP6 Unije 51562 Unije Mali Lošinj da ne da da.
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