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Privremena Lista Nacionalnih Spomenika Bosne I Hercegovine1 Privremena lista nacionalnih spomenika Bosne i Hercegovine1 1. Banovići - Stećak 2. Banja Luka - Kastel 3. Banja Luka - Banova palata 4. Banja Luka - Banova zgrada uprave 5. Banja Luka - Hipotekarska banka 6. Banja Luka - Carska kuća 7. Banja Luka - Sokolska kuća 8. Banja Luka - Hotel Palas 9. Banja Luka - Gospodska ulica 10. Banja Luka - Stara srpska osnovna škola 11. Banja Luka - Mjesto Ferhadije džamije 12. Banja Luka - Mjesto Arnaudije džamije 13. Banja Luka - Mjesto Gazanferije džamije 14. Banja Luka - Behram-efendijina (Novoselija) džamija 15. Banja Luka - Ambijentalna cjelina, ulice Mladena Stojanovića i Kralja Petra 16. Banja Luka - Crkva i samostan otaca trapista 17. Banja Luka - Samostan sestara Milosrdnica sa školom 18. Banja Luka - Zgrada stare željezničke stanice (Galerija likovnih umjetnosti Republike Srpske) 19. Banja Luka - Župna crkva Pohoda BDM 20. Banja Luka - Barlovci - Župna crkva sv. Vida 21. Banja Luka - Bijeda - Barlovci - groblje 22. Banja Luka - Derviši - Budžak - Kapela Gospe Lurdske 23. Banja Luka - Marija Zvijezda - Kapela i groblje sv. Ive 24. Banja Luka - Cerići - Ivanjska - Kapela sv. Nikole Tavelića i groblje 25. Banja Luka - Česma - Marija Zvijezda - Filijalna crkva sv. Josipa 26. Banja Luka - Čivčije - Motike - Kapela sv. Leopolda Bogdana Mandića 27. Banja Luka - Ćelanovac - Motike - Kapela sv. Roka 28. Banja Luka - Ojdanića Brdo - Barlovci - Kapela sv. Križa 29. Banja Luka - Han Koli - Crkva brvnara 30. Banja Luka - Rekavice - Kapela 31. Banja Luka - Petričevac - Petričevac - Kapela na “Fratarskome groblju” 32. Banja Luka - Presnače - Župni pastoralni centar 33. Banja Luka - Rebrovac - Presnače - Filijalna crkva sv. Joakima i Ane i groblje 34. Banja Luka - Priječani - Marija Zvijezda - Filijalna crkva sv. Ilije 35. Banja Luka - Vujnović - Petričevac - Filijalna crkva 36. Banja Luka - Debeljaci - Presnaće - Kapela i groblje sv. Jakova 37. Banja Luka - Ivanjska - Župna crkva Uznesenja BDM i Župna kuća 38. Banja Luka - Ramići - Arheološko nalazište (crkva) 39. Banja Luka - Stričići - Selo i krajolik 40. Banja Luka - Tunjice - Petričevac - Gospina kapelica 41. Banja Luka - Valentići - Ivanjska - Kapela Rođenja BDM i groblje 42. Banja Luka - Vučica Gaj - Ivanjska - Kapela Kristova Uzašašća i groblje 43. Banja Luka - Visoka Glavica - Ivanjska - Groblje i filijalna crkva sv. Roka 44. Banja Luka - Sargovac - Petričevac - Filijalna crkva 45. Banja Luka - Zvecaj - Ostaci starog grada i utvrda 46. Berkovići - Dragljevo - Prahistorijska gradina Straževica 47. Bihać - Kula Hrvoja Hrvatinića 48. Bihać - Fethija džamija 49. Bihać - Brekovica - Stari grad 50. Bihać - Groblje uz Fethiju džamiju 51. Bihać - Groblje pod Ostrovicom 1 Listu je usvojila Komisija/Povjerenstvo za očuvanje nacionalnih spomenika u prethodnom sazivu, na 15. sjednici održanoj 14.06.2000. godine 52. Bihać - Harmansko groblje 53. Bihać - “Kloster” (Samostan sestara Klanjateljica Krvi Kristove sa crkvom); Muzej Pounja 54. Bihać - Mauzolej hrvatskih velikana 55. Bihać - Toranj crkve sv. Ante 56. Bihać - Tvrđava Havala 57. Bihać - Lohovska Brda - Grobljanska kapela sv. Jurja 58. Bihać - Golubić - Grobljanska kapela i groblje 59. Bihać - Ostrovac - Ostrovački grad, prahistorijska gradina, srednjevjekovni i osmanski grad 60. Bihać - Sokolac - Prahistorijska gradina, srednjevjekovni i osmanski grad 61. Bihać - Ripač - Ostaci starog grada i utvrda 62. Bihać - Ripač - Sojeničko naselje, srednje bronzano i željezno doba s ostacima antičke kulture 63. Bijeljina - Vijećnica 64. Bijeljina - Katolička crkva 65. Bijeljina - Sokolski dom 66. Bijeljina - Brodac - Crkva sv. Arhanđela Mihaila 67. Bijeljina - Gornji Dragaljevac - Crkva sv. Arhanđela Gavrila 68. Bijeljina - Janja - Crkva sv. Ilije 69. Bijeljina - Novo selo - Crkva u Novom selu 70. Bijeljina - Tavna - Crkva i manastir sv. Trojstva u Tavnoj 71. Bijeljina - Batkovići - Jazbine 1 72. Bijeljina - Muzej Semberije 73. Bijeljina - Vanekov mlin 74. Bileća - Dobrićevo - Crkva i manastir Vavedenja Bogorodice u Dobrićevu 75. Bileća - Ambijentalna cjelina iz austrougarskog perioda 76. Bileća - Vidovdanska crkva 77. Bileća - Nekropola stećaka Bileća 78. Bileća - Nekropola stećaka Bijela Rudina 79. Bileća - Predojevića džamija 80. Bileća - Crkva sv. Save 81. Bileća - Bijeljani - Nekropola stećaka Gorica 82. Bileća - Bogdašići - Crkva sv. Vasilija Ostroškog 83. Bileća - Bunčići - Prahistorijski tumulus i nekropola stećaka Grebnice 84. Bileća - Donja meka gruda, Trnov Do - Crkva sv. Arhanđela 85. Bileća - Garovica - Groblje žrtava fašističkog terora 86. Bileća - Kalac - Nekropola stećaka 87. Bileća - Korita - Korička jama i spomenik koričkim žrtvama 88. Bileća - Moško - Prahistorijski tumuli 89. Bileća - Moško - Nekropola stećaka Moško 90. Bileća - Orah - Orah 91. Bileća - Panik - Crkvina 92. Bileća - Prijevor, Srbac - Ostaci Predojevića crkve 93. Bjelašnica - Prirodno dobro 94. Bočac - Ostaci starog grada i utvrda 95. Bosanska Dubica - Župna crkva Uzvisenja sv. Križa 96. Bosanska Gradiška (Gradiška) - Gradina - Spomen područje 97. Bosanska Gradiška (Gradiška) - Župna crkva sv. Roka i župni pastoralni centar 98. Bosanska Gradiška (Gradiška) - Donja Dolina 99. Bosanska Gradiška (Gradiška) - Romanovci - Crkva brvnara 100. Bosanska Gradiška (Gradiška) - Nova Topola - Samostan sestara Klanjateljica Krvi Kristove sa crkvom 101. Bosanska Gradiška (Gradiška) - Nova Topola - Župna crkva sv. Josipa, pastoralni centar 102. Bosanska (Srpska) Kostajnica - Čitluk - Crkva sv. Petke 103. Bosanska (Srpska) Kostajnica - Donja Slabinja - Crkva sv. Ilije 104. Bosanska (Srpska) Kostajnica - Prijedor - Filijalna crkva 105. Bosanska Krupa - Stari grad Otoka 106. Bosanska Krupa - Filijalna crkva 107. Bosanska Krupa - Tvrđava 108. Bosanska Krupa - Otoka - Mlinovi 109. Bosanski Aleksandrovac - Groblje 110. Bosanski Aleksandrovac - Samostan sestara Klanjateljica Krvi Kristove sa crkvom 2 111. Bosanski Aleksandrovac - Župna crkva sv. Ivana Krstitelja 112. Bosanski Brod (Srpski Brod) - Liješće - Crkva Silaska sv. Duha na apostole 113. Bosanski Brod (Srpski Brod) - Crkva Bogorodičinog pokrova 114. Bosanski Novi (Novi Grad)- Stari grad Blagaj 115. Bosanski Novi (Novi Grad)- Filijalna crkva Presvetog Trojstva 116. Bosanski Novi (Novi grad) - Zgrada stare vijećnice 117. Bosanski Novi (Novi Grad) - Blagaj na Sani - Arheološko nalazište (crkva) 118. Bosanski Novi (Novi Grad) - Dobrljin - Crkva sv. Nikole 119. Bosanski Novi (Novi Grad) - Rudice - Crkva Pokrova Bogorodičinog 120. Bosanski Petrovac - Bjelaj (Bilaj) - Srednjevjekovni stari grad 121. Bosanski Petrovac - Kolunička kula 122. Bosanski Petrovac - Kolunić - Ostaci crkve sv. Georgija 123. Bosanski Petrovac - Kolunić - Srednjevjekovna crkva 124. Bosanski Šamac (Šamac) - Crkvina - Crkva Vaznesenja Hristovog 125. Bosanski Šamac (Šamac) - Obudovac - Crkva Uspenja Bogorodice 126. Bosanski Šamac (Šamac) - Miloševac - Crkva sv. Nikole 127. Bosansko Grahovo - Župna crkva sv. Ilije Proroka 128. Bosansko Grahovo - Rodna kuća Gavrila Principa 129. Brčko - Vijećnica 130. Brčko - Ambijentalna cjelina Srpska Varoš 131. Brčko - Hotel Posavina 132. Brčko - Vila u Njegoševoj ulici br.3 133. Brčko - Dom mladih 134. Brčko - Zemaljska banka 135. Brčko - Zgrada sa mansardom na Trgu Boška Perića Peše 136. Brčko - Zgrada u Ulici srpskih oslobodilaca Brčkog br.4 137. Brčko - Kuća u Ulici đenerala Draže Mihajlovića br. 26 138. Brčko - Kuća u Ulici Ratka Krpića br.35 139. Brčko – Kuća u Ulici Jovana Dučića 11 140. Brčko – Objekt u Ulici Pavla Gajića 15 141. Brčko – Posavska banka 142. Brčko - Poslovni objekt u Ulici đenerala Draže Mihajlovića 10 143. Brčko – Poslovni objekt u Ulici srpskih oslobodilaca Brčkog br.5-7 144. Brčko - Prva pošta 145. Brčko – Stambeni objekt u Ulici Milana Cvijanovića br. 16 146. Brčko – Stambeno-poslovni objekt u Ulici Jovana Dučića br.24 147. Brčko - Stambeno-poslovni objekt u Ulici Pavla Gajića br.1 148. Brčko – Stambeno-poslovni objekt na Trgu Boška Perića Peše 149. Brčko – Stambeno-poslovni objekt na uglu ulica Srpskih oslobodilaca Brčkog i dr. Dušana Miloševica 150. Brčko – Trgovačka akademija 151. Brčko – Crkva Uspenja Bogorodičinog 152. Breza - Kasnoantička bazilika 153. Breza - Stambeni objekt “Bećarska” 154. Breza - Stambeni objekt “Činovnička” 155. Brezovo polje – Azizija džamija 156. Bugojno – Gradine - Čipuljići - Spomenička cjelina, rimski municipij Bosute 157. Bugojno - Stećci 158. Bugojno - Sulejmanpašića kula 159. Bugojno - Odžak - Rustempašića kula 160. Bužim - Grad Varoška Rijeka 161. Bužim - Prahistorijska gradina na Radostovu 162. Bužim - Srednjevjekovni stari grad 163. Bužim - Stara drvena džamija 164. Bužim - Stara kamena džamija u tvrđavi 165. Bužim - Čavnik - Stari grad 166. Cazin - Džamija u tvrđavi 167. Cazin - Džamija u tvrđavi Pecigrad 168. Cazin - Džamija u tvrđavi Stijena 169. Cazin - Kuća Nurije Pozderca 170. Cazin - Stari grad Pećigrad 3 171. Cazin - Tvrđava Stijena 172. Cazin - Šturlić - Džamija 173. Cazin - Ostrožac - Ostaci starog grada i utvrda (gradina iz starijeg željeznog doba, srednjevjekovni i osmanski grad, habzburški dvorac) 174. Čajniče – Ostaci Sinan-begove džamije sa grobljem 175. Čajniče - Crkva Uspenja Bogorodice 176. Čajniče - Crkva Vaznesenja Hristovog 177. Čapljina – Crkva sv. Franje Asiškog 178. Čapljina - Bivolje Brdo - Pašica kuća 179. Čapljina - Gabela – Crkva sv. Stjepana 180. Čapljina - Gabela - Spomenička cjelina 181. Čapljina - Hutovo Blato – Park prirode 182. Čapljina - Klepci - Crkva Preobraženja Hristovog 183. Čapljina - Klepci – Most na Bregavi 184. Čapljina - Mogorjelo – Arheološki lokalitet 185. Čapljina - Počitelj
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