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Požeško-Slavonska Županija E Požeško-slavonska Daruvar županija Grubišno Polje Bjelovarsko-bilogorska A županija Novo Zvečevo Garešnica Broj stanovnika (2011.) B Sirač 78.034 D F Slatina Badljevina C Virovitičko-podravska Površina Ribnjaci PP “Papuk” 1.815,24 km2 Kravarina županija Marino Selo Brekinska Kapetanovo D. Grahovljani Polje D. Obrijež S. Grahovljani G Orahovica Antunovac Dereza Kamenski Naselja 1 Ploštine V. Banovac G. Grahovljani Vučjak 277 Gaj Omanovac Branešci M. Budići Strižičevac Toranj V. Budići Koturić M. Banovac G. Obrijež Mrkoplje Pakra Mihajlije Bijela Popovci Šušnjari Poljana Dragović Španovica Ožegovci Veličanka S. Majur Brzaja Kruševo G. Vrhovci Kutjevačka r. Bučje Striježevica Kaptolka Kusonje D. Šumetlica Kopanjica Bogdašić Stražemanka Batinjani Sažije Brezine N. Majur Glavica Kantrovci Vetovka H Amatovci Doljanci Banova Jaruga Kukunjevac Jakovci Mijači Poljanska Brusnica Kričke Tisovac Stražeman Doljanovci Iškovac Potočani Osječko-baranjska Prekopakra Klisa Češljakovci Lipovljani Brusnik Prgomelje Kamenski Podgorje PAKRAC Rogulje Kamensko Oždakovci Draga Golo Brdo Bešinci Kutina Klisa G. Šumetlica Šeovci Nježić Našice županija Rakovac Smoljanovci Komarovci Bujavica Kraguj Lipovac Bjelajci Biškupci Radovanci Cikote Kaptol Zagreb Dobrovac Markovac VELIKA Mitrovac Osijek Venje Lončarski p. LIPIK Cicvare Lukač Sivornica Vranić N. Bešinci Hrnjevac Filipovac Orljava Trnovac Milivojevci KUTJEVO Jagma Pakra Japaga Vetovo Korita Podsreće Lučinci Antunovac Toranj Šeovica Orljavac Sisačko-moslavačka Crljenci Bratuljevci Gradište 2 Oljasi Trenkovo I Kujnik Slatka voda županija Subocka Skenderovci Rudine Milanovac Ovčare St. Ljeskovica Sloboština Krivaj Alilovci Stojčinovac Perenci N. Mihaljevci Novska D. Čaglić Pasikovci Ramanovci Bektež Jezero Livađani Bukovčani Koprivna Požeški Vetovka Ferovac Duboka Bankovci Tekić Tominovac Jasik Lipovljani Brđani Turnić Kula Šnjegavić Čečavac Kunovci Golobrdci Mihaljevci Vukojevica Jurkovac Mokreš Kutina G. Čaglić Rasna Ugarci Treštanovci Bjeliševac Dobra Voda Žigerovci Marindvor Šeovci N. Ljeskovica Kovačevac Deževci Štitnjak N. Zdenkovac Zagreb Jeminovac Šumanovci Bjelanovac Pavlovci N. Štitnjak Cerovac Milanlug Darkovac Bertelovci Rajsavac Grabarje Poreč Boričevci Sibokovac N. Lipa Alaginci N. Lipovica Sapna St. Zdenkovac Ruševac G. Emovci Vilić Selo Radnovac Granje Ciglenik Okučani Skenderovci Eminovci Vlatkovac Jaguplije Emovački lug Jakšić Čečavački Vučjak Veličanka Čaglin Bolomače Orljava Svetinja BiH Oblakovac S. Lipa Nova Gradiška Busnovi D. Emovci Ćosinci Zarilac Latinovac Vrbova Kneževac Londža D. Gučani Sesvete Knežci Okučani, Zagreb Ivandol Zakorenje Orljava Trapari Draganlug G. Gučani Lakušija Orljavica Brestovac Završje Kuzmica Novoselci Migalovci POŽEGA VIDOVCI Ašikovci Londža M. Bilač Ivanovci Dobrogošće Nurkovac Dervišaga S. Selo Tulnik V. Bilač Daranovci Drškovci Požega Pleternica Lipik Kutjevo Dolac Viškovci Pleternički N. Selo Komušina 3 Blacko Gradac Mihaljevci Djedina Ruševo Podrum Veleučilišta u Požegi, F3 Vina Markota, Pleternica, G4 Gospodarstvo Božić, Lipik, B2 Adžić, Kutjevo, G2 Vasine Laze Rijeka Imrijevci Seoci T.R. Metro, Požega, F3 Etno kuća Bello, Pleternica, G4 Restoran Nada, Lipik, B2 B. Jakobović, Vetovo, G2 Vesela Sovski Dol Vinarija Bartolović, Požega, F3 Konjički klub Pleternica, G4 OPG Mičević, Lipik, B2 OPG Majetić, Venje, G2 Gradski Svilna Kalinić Vrhovci Ćosine Laze Vinarija Vojak, Požega, F3 Ugostiteljske usluge u domaćinstvu, Tandara, Kutjevo, G2 Buk Pačica PLETERNICA Resnik Crkveni Vrhovci Sovsko Jezero Hart, Požega, F3 vl.Anica Matačić, Lipik, B2 Baron, Kutjevo, G2 Laze Prnjavor Paka Zrinščak, Požega, F3 Pakrac Ugostiteljske usluge u domaćinstvu, OPG Martina Hora, Kutjevo, G2 Bresnica Brodsko-posavska Škrabutnik Stari fenjeri, Turnić, F3 vl.Marija Bat, Lipik, B2 Vina Čamak, Kutjevo, G2 Bzenica Vrčin Dol Vinograd. i vinarstvo Ćasić, Pakrac, B2 Zlatni lug, Donji Emovci, F3 Ugostiteljske usluge u domaćinstvu, Vina Josipović, Bektež, H3 županija Sl. Brod Obrt Da-Bar, Pakrac, B2 Sulkovci Mihaljevići Calimero, Požega, F3 vl.Martin Kovačić, Lipik, B2 Vinarija Sontaki, Kutjevo, G2 Frkljevci OPG Marošević, Pakrac, B2 Orljava Brđani Hotel Grgin dol, Požega, F3 Državna ergela Lipik, Lipik, B2 Vinarstvo Zorić, Kutjevo, G2 Koprivnica OPG Marter, Pakrac, B2 Nova Kapela Kadanovci Krčma Gavran, Požega, F3 Kasački klub “Diamant”, Lipik, B2 Krauthaker, Kutjevo, G2 OPG Verica i Zdenko Ranković, Pakrac, B2 Poloje Zagrađe Prenoćište i restoran Vila Stanišić, Bodegrajac, Kutjevo, G2 Planinarski dom Omanovac, B2 Komorica Požega, F3 Mihalj, Kutjevo, G2 Paragliding klub “Rotor”, Pakrac, B2 Bilice Grbić d.o.o., Požega, F3 Velika Enjingi, Hrnjevac, G2 Ratkovica Obiteljsko g. Sv. Ambrozije, Požega, F3 Kutjevo d.d. Podrum, Kutjevo, G2 Nova Kapela Bučje Galić d.o.o., Velika, F2 Orljava Sl. Brod Obrt Willijams, Požega, F3 Marinero, Kutjevo, G2 4 Čaglin Vinogradarstvo i podrumarstvo Perić, Drenovac OPG Livak, Požega, F3 Schön Blick, Vetovo, G2 Velika, F2 Pansion Villa-Maria, Požega, F3 Prenoćište Zadrugar, Čaglin, H3 Ribarska kuća, Lukač, G2 Larva, Trenkovo, F2 Ugostiteljstvo Bagi, Požega, F3 Obiteljsko pčelarsko gospodarstvo Restoran Mališčak, Velika, F2 Konjički klub “Gospino Brdo”, Požega, F3 Egner, Kutjevo, G2 Brodsko-posavska Ugostiteljstvo Grbavac Buffet "Čiča Letački klub “Bumbar”, Požega, F3 OPG Benčić, Kutjevo, G2 Kaptol Mata", Velika, F2 županija OPG Carpinus, Grabarje, G3 Jakobović, Ramanovci, F3 Vila Štefica, Velika, F2 OPG Vjenceslav Hruška, Kutjevo, G2 Brestovac OG Perić Vesna, Kaptol, F2 Park prirode Papuk, Velika, F2 AUTORI KARTE: Stolarija Ašenbrener, Kutjevo, G2 Mladenko Soldo i Davor Šarić Konjički klub “Filippos”, Velika, F2 Voćarstvo Boić, Brestovac, E3 GRAFIČKA DORADA: Denis Treskanica (Agencija Točka).
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