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Bosnia and Herzegovina Atlas Map Field Information and Coordination Support Section Division of Operational Services As of April 2007 Email : Mapping@Unhcr.Org FICSS in DOS Bosnia and Herzegovina Atlas Map Field Information and Coordination Support Section Division of Operational Services As of April 2007 Email : [email protected] ((( ((( Mohács ((( ((( Bajmok ((( Bóly ((( Stanisic ((( Cant Zapresic ((( Bjelovar ((( Siklós ((( amobor ((( ((( Virovitica ((( ((( ((( Backa Top ((( ZAGREBZAGREB((( Dugo Selo ((( Telecka ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( Beli Manastir Sombor ((( ((( Donji Miholiac M ((( ((( Podravska Slatina ((( Sivac ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( Feketic Valpovo Apatin Stapar Bosnia_Herzegovina_Atlas_A3LC.WOR ((( ((( Kula ((( ((( Sonta ((( ((( Garesnica ((( Vrbas !! Osijek ((( Srb SisakSisak SisakSisak CepinCepin ** ((( ((( CepinCepin ** ((( ((( Karavukovo ((( KarlovacKarlovac ((( KutinaKutina ((( ((( Ratkovo PetrinjaPetrinja ** ((( ((( Sir ((( ((( ((( LipovljaniLipovljani LipovljaniLipovljani ((( ŠašnaŠašna GredaGreda CC ((( Backi((( Petrov ŠašnaŠašna GredaGreda CC ((( ((( CC ((( ((( CC ((( ((( ŠašnaŠašna GredaGreda CC ((( CC ((( CC ((( ((( ((( Vukovar ((( Novska ((( Slavonska Pozega ((( ((( ((( Bukin ((( VinkovciVinkovci ((( VinkovciVinkovci Glozan !! ((( !! ((( ((( Nova Gradiska ((( ((( ((( Beocin ((( ((( Dubica ((( Ilaca ((( Slavonski Brod ((( Bosanska Gradiska ((( ((( Slunj ((( Vrd ((( ((( Sid ((( ((( Zupanja ((( Morovic ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( PrijedorPrijedor ((( ((( PrijedorPrijedor ((( ((( Sasinc ((( Nocaj ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( Bosanska Krupa ((( ((( ((( Bihac Doboj-EastDoboj-East ((( Bijela ((( Doboj-EastDoboj-East ((( !! ((( Bijeljina ((( Sabac Doboj ((( BanjaBanja LukaLuka ((( Gracanica ((( Janja ((( Teslic ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( BosanskiBosanski PetrovacPetrovac Maglaj ((( ((( Dragi TuzlaTuzla ((( Loznica ((( ((( ((( Donji Ribnik ((( Ko ((( Zavidovici ((( CROATIACROATIA ((( CROATIACROATIA ((( Drvar BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA((( SERBIASERBIA ((( Gracac ((( ((( ((( ((( Kladanj ((( ((( ZenicaZenica ((( Pogari StrmicaStrmica ZenicaZenica BratunacBratunac ((( Donji Vakuf KakanjKakanj ((( Bugojno ((( KninKnin ((( Visoko ((( Gornji Vakuf SARAJEVOSARAJEVO ((( ((( Drnis RakovicaRakovica ((( U ((( Livno ((( Rogatica ((( Visegrad ((( StupStup ((( Vodice StupStup ((( ((( Sinj ((( ((( GorazdeGorazde JablanicaJablanica KonjicKonjic GorazdeGorazde ((( Priboj ((( ((( ((( SplitSplit !! Ricice ((( SplitSplit !! StobrecStobrec Foca ((( ((( No ((( Boljanici ((( Sovici ((( Pljevlja ((( MostarMostar ((( Makarska ((( CapljinaCapljina ((( LEGEND ((( ((( ((( Metkovic ((( Bijelo Capital ((( Mojkovac UNHCR representation MONTENEGROMONTENEGRO ((( MONTENEGROMONTENEGRO ((( MONTENEGROMONTENEGRO ((( MONTENEGROMONTENEGRO ((( UNHCR sub office ((( Niksic UNHCR presence ((( And ((( Refugee transit centre ((( Dubrovnik ((( IDP centre ((( G Returnee transit centre Asylum seeker settlement ((( C PODGORICAPODGORICA !! ((( Cetinje !! Main town or village ((( Mahala ((( Secondary town or village International boundary Primary or secondary road ALBANIAALBANIA Railway Adriatic Sea ((( ((( !! Shkodër ELEVATION (Above mean sea level) ((( (((0Rodi to 250 Gargánico metres ((( Ulcinj 250 to 500 metres((( Vieste ((( ((( Sannicandro((( Garganico ((( 500 to 750 metres ((( Lezhë 750 to 1000 metres 04080 ((( ((( San((( Marco1000 in Lamis to 1750 metres kilometres ((( Milot 1750 to 2500 metres ((( ((( Manfredónia 2500 to 3250 metres * Center for Refugees and IDPs Printed: 04 April 2007 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Sources: UNHCR, Global Insight digital mapping - © 1998 Europa Technologies Ltd..
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