Regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina, like many countries, is made of geographical, historical, and political regions. The current geopolitical regions were finalised with the signing of the Dayton Agreement.^[1]

Geographical regions

Bosnia (Bosna)

• Bosanska Krajina / Western Bosnia
• Bosanska Posavina (Bosnian Sava river basin)
• Semberija
• Podrinje / Eastern Bosnia (Bosnian Drina river basin)
• Srednja Bosna / Central Bosnia
• Tropolje

Herzegovina (Hercegovina)

• West Herzegovina
• Herzegovina-Neretva Canton
• East Herzegovina

Historical regions

Historical regions

Bosnia in the Middle Ages spanning the Banate of Bosnia and the succeeding Kingdom of Bosnia

• Bosnia
  • Birač
  • Srednja Bosna [bs]
  • Vrhbosna
  • Osat
• Bosanska Krajina
  • Cazinska Krajina [bs]
  • Knešpolje
  • Lijevče
• Donji Kraji
• Tropolje
• Herzegovina
• Travunija

Medieval counties

• Dabar
• Drina
• Popovo
• Soli
• Usora
• Vrhbosna
• Vrm
• Zagorje [bs], (Parish)

Urban regions

• Sarajevo
  • Goražde
  • Visoko
• Banjaluka
  • Prijedor
  • Bihać
• Mostar
  • Trebinje
  • Livno
• Tuzla
  • Brčko
  • Bijeljina
• Zenica
  • Doboj
  • Travnik

Political regions

Bosnia and Herzegovina after the Dayton Agreement

• Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH)
• Republika Srpska (RS)

See also

• List of cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Municipalities of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina

References

1. "Europe: Bosnia and Herzegovina". CIA factbook. Retrieved 2020-01-27.