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Putnici I Vozila U 2006 I 2007 USPOREDBA PREVEZENIH PUTNIKA I VOZILA siječanj-prosinac 2007./2006. linija putnici 2007. putnici 2006. indeks 07/06 vozila 2007. vozila 2006. indeks 07/06 JADROLINIJA - Trajektne i brodske linije 100.058 112.742 88,7 16.400 17.394 94,3 a) brze dužobalne b) međunarodne linije 51 Zadar-Ancona 62.337 65.685 94,9 19.397 21.920 88,5 53 Split-Ancona 90.406 108.534 83,3 20.272 24.665 82,2 54 Dubrovnik-Bari 72.131 72.593 99,4 11.760 12.224 96,2 55 Split-Pescara 13.578 2.659 UKUPNO b) 238.452 246.812 96,6 54.088 58.809 92,0 I UKUPNO 338.510 359.554 94 70.488 76.203 93 II Riječko plovno područje Unije-Ilovik-Susak- 31.812 35.076 90,7 310 M.Lošinj 332 Valbiska-Merag 702.282 642.832 109,2 342.960 318.890 107,5 334 Brestova-Porozina 615.375 634.455 97,0 269.330 276.803 97,3 335 Prizna-Žigljen 703.750 659.981 106,6 321.086 302.634 106,1 338 Lopar-Baška 51.790 52.813 98,1 16.151 15.955 101,2 Rijeka-Silba-Premuda- 311K 2.106 - - Olib II UKUPNO 2.105.009 2.027.263 104 949.527 914.282 104 Page 1 III Zadarsko plovno područje Zadar-Premuda- 27.111 20.340 133,3 6.440 4.104 156,9 401 M.Lošinj 433 Zadar-Rivanj-Sestrunj - 15.734 14.194 110,8 4.130 4.292 96,2 Zverinac-Molat-Ist 45.453 43.380 104,8 413 8.983 4,6 405 Zadar-Bršanj-Rava 17.371 33 405a Zadar-Sali-Zaglav 406 Zadar-Sali 15.256 43.135 35,4 49 144 34,0 431 Zadar-Preko 1.592.902 1.536.623 103,7 264.018 236.898 111,4 432 Biograd-Tkon 506.461 483.352 104,8 124.580 116.981 106,5 434 Zadar-Brbinj 140.639 135.864 103,5 48.488 46.207 104,9 435 Zadar-Bršanj-Rava 24.019 9.068 502 Žirje-Šibenik 3.990 63.017 5 2.010 532 Šibenik-Kap.-Žirje 36.721 4.556 505 Vodice-Šibenik 251.845 261.746 96,2 - III UKUPNO 2.677.502 2.601.651 102,9 461.780 419.619 110,0 Page 2 IV Splitsko plovno područje 602 Vis-Split 196.336 201.110 97,6 45.406 43.443 104,5 604 Ubli-V.Luka-Hvar-Split 161.599 154.609 104,5 46.201 39.914 115,8 Drvenik Veli-Drvenik 606 44.785 42.613 105,1 5.601 3.360 166,7 Mali-Trogir-Split 631 Split-Supetar 1.322.368 1.242.047 106,5 296.656 290.421 102,1 632 Drvenik-Sućuraj 249.334 241.260 103,3 94.728 93.814 101,0 633 Ploče-Trpanj 121.238 120.505 100,6 47.265 46.557 101,5 634 Orebić-Dominče 243.702 171.967 124.189 87.227 635 Split-Stari Grad 595.247 574.661 103,6 158.886 152.915 103,9 636 Split-Rogač 231.273 206.666 111,9 50.634 46.669 108,5 638 Makarska-Sumartin 74.099 71.941 103,0 27.012 25.808 104,7 Šipan-Lopud-Koločep- 807 200.118 203.489 98,3 - Dubrovnik 831 Sobra-Dubrovnik 34.713 48.667 71,3 9.123 9.984 91,4 8311 Sobra-Prapratno 70.233 54.399 129,1 31.384 22.538 139,2 IV UKUPNO 3.545.045 3.333.934 106,3 937.085 862.650 108,6 SVEUKUPNO 8.666.066 8.322.402 104,1 2.418.880 2.272.754 106,4 Page 3 BRZOBRODSKE LINIJE Rijeka-Cres-Mar.- 100.548 84.503 119,0 9308 Unije-M.Lošinj 97.827 90.722 107,8 9309 Rijeka-Rab-Novalja 9403 Ist-Molat-Zadar 50.414 45.425 111,0 9406 Sali-Zaglav-Zadar 71.303 9602 Vis-Split 43.542 9603 Jelsa-Bol-Split 95.981 94.793 101,3 9603a Split-Milna-Hvar 58.439 168.978 9604 Ubli-V.Luka-Hvar-Split 9141 Pula-M.Lošinj-Zadar 22.365 Premuda-Silba-Olib- 64.548 69.689 92,6 9401 Zadar Žverinac-Božava- 39.046 30.204 129,3 9404 Sestrunj-Ri.-Zadar 25.396 9404a Zadar-Iž-Rava 9502 Žirje-Kaprije-Šibenik 24.191 9601 Rogač-Split 38.968 41.049 94,9 Sobra-Elafiti- 9807 69.968 Dubrovnik 9608 Korčula-Hvar-Split 108.017 88.768 121,7 1.079.531 934.642 115,5 UKUPNO BRZOBRODSKE Page 4 OSTALE TRAJEKTNE LINIJE 1.104.225 1.057.602 104,4 364.129 352.909 103,2 Jablanac - Mišnjak (Rapska) 35.767 35.299 101,3 11.548 11.548 100,0 Drvenik-Korčula (Mediteranska) 123.560 190.925 63.777 94.334 Orebić-Dominće (Mediteranska) 183.784 190.000 96,7 65.506 60.100 109,0 Split - Supetar (Split Tours) 1.447.336 1.473.826 98,2 504.960 518.891 97,3 UKUPNO OSTALE BRODSKE LINIJE 186.182 211.236 88,1 Orebić-Korčula Vrgada- Biograd 41.031 36.844 111,4 - - - 21.203 Trogir-Slatine-Split Komiža- Biševo 4.350 5.450 79,8 - - - Split-Rogač (županijska) 44.826 43.000 104,2 - - - Split-Milna (županijska) 27.186 23.500 115,7 Brodarica-Krapanj 39.800 940 - - UKUPNO 364.578 320.030 113,9 UKUPNO OSTALE LINIJE 1.811.914 1.793.856 101,0 505.900 518.891 SVEUKUPNO 11.557.511 11.050.900 104,6 2.924.780 2.791.645 104,8 Page 5 OPASKA: Kod pojednih linija dati su pokazatelji prometa samo za 2007. godinu, budući da je došlo do značajnih promjena u broju putovanja, neke su linije razdvojene, neke od brzobrodskih pretvorene u brodske linije, negdje je izvršena zamjena brodara, pa usporedba prometa iz 2006. i 2007. godine, a osobito indeksacija ne bi imali smisla. Pokazatelji i za 2006. i za 2007. godinu dati su kod linija gdje promjena nije bilo. Page 6.
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