Croatia : Introduction

Croatia republic in south-eastern Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula, bordered on the north by Slovenia and Hungary, on the east and south by Bosnia and Herzegovina, and on the east by Serbia. The area around the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, located at the southernmost tip of the republic's long western coastline on the Adriatic Sea, has a short border with Montenegro. Serbia and Montenegro since 1991 have accomplished themselves as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Formerly a constituent republic of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Croatia declared its freedom in June, 1991. The nation has an area of about 56,540 sq km. Zagreb is the republic's capital and largest city.

Official Name - Republic of Croatia
Capital - Zagreb 726,770 (1991)
Population - 4,775,000 (1996)
Life Expectancy - 70 years for men 77 years for women
Area - 56,538 sq km (21,829 sq mi)
Largest Cities - Split 189,388 Rijeka 167,964 Osijek 104,761 (1991)
Languages - Croatian
Religions - Roman Catholicism; Eastern Orthodox, Islam
Currency - Kuna
Government - Bicameral republic
Bjelovarsko BilogorskaBrodsko PosavskaDubrovacko Neretvanska
IstarskaKarlovacaKoprivincko Krizevacka
Krapinsko ZagorskaLicko SenjskaMedimurska
Osjecko BaranjskaPrimosko GoranskaProzesko Slavonska
Sibensko KninskaSplitsko DalmatinskaVarazadinska
Viroviticko PodravskaVukovarsko SrijemskaZadarska
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