Administrative divisions of the Banovina of Croatia

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The subdivisions of the Banovina of Croatia , an autonomous banate within the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, were districts, cities, municipalities, and cadastral municipalities.

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On the first level, there were 99 districts (srez, pl. srezovi). On the second level, there were 25 cities (grad, pl. gradovi) and 693 municipalities (općina, pl. općine). On the third level, there were 3,703 cadastral municipalities. [1]

List of cities and municipalities

DistrictCities and municipalities
BenkovacCities:
Municipalities: Benkovac  · Kistanje  · Novigrad  · Obrovac  ·Ravni Kotari · Stankovci
BiogradCities:
Municipalities: Biograd  · Nin  · Zemunik
BjelovarCities: Bjelovar
Municipalities: Farkaševac  · Gudovac  · Ivanska  · Kapela  · Nova Rača  · Predavac  · Prespa  · Severin  · Trojstvo  · Velika Pisanica  · Zrinski Topolovac
BračCities:
Municipalities: Bol  · Milna  · Nerežišća  · Postira  · Pučišća  · Selca  · Supetar  · Sutivan
BrčkoCities:
Municipalities: Bosanski Šamac  · Brčko  · Brezovo Polje  · Bukvik  · Čelić  · Donja Mahala  · Gornji Rahić  · Obudovac  · Tramošnica
BrinjeCities:
Municipalities: Brinje  · Jezerane
BugojnoCities:
Municipalities: Bugojno  · Gornji Vakuf  · Kupres
CrikvenicaCities:
Municipalities: Crikvenica  · Drivenik  · Grižane-Belgrad  · Selce  · Sveti Jakov Šiljevica
ČabarCities:
Municipalities: Čabar  · Draga  · Gerovo  · Osilnica  · Plešce  · Prezid
ČakovecCities: Čakovec
Municipalities: Belica  · Čakovec-Okolica  · Gornji Mihaljevec  · Macinec  · Mursko Središće  · Nedelišće  · Podturen  · Strahoninec  · Sveti Juraj na Bregu  · Sveti Martin na Muri  · Vratišinec
ČazmaCities:
Municipalities: Čazma  · Dubrava  · Ivanić-Grad  · Kloštar Ivanić  · Križ  · Štefanje
DaruvarCities:
Municipalities: Bijela · Daruvar  · Daruvarski Brestovac  · Dežanovac  · Đulaves (Miokovićevo)  · Končanica  · Sirač  · Uljanik  · Vanjski Daruvar  · Veliki Bastaji
DelniceCities:
Municipalities: Brod na Kupi  · Brod-Moravice  · Crni Lug  · Delnice  · Fužine  · Lič  · Lokve  · Mrkopalj  · Skrad
DerventaCities:
Municipalities: Bosanski Brod  · Bosanski Kobaš  · Derventa  ·Derventa-selo · Lužani Mulabegovi  · Osinja  · Plehan  · Podnovlje
Donja StubicaCities:
Municipalities: Bistra  · Donja Stubica  · Gornja Stubica  · Marija Bistrica  · Oroslavje
Donji LapacCities:
Municipalities: Donji Lapac  · Srb
Donji MiholjacCities:
Municipalities: Čađavica  · Donji Miholjac  · Marijanci  · Podravska Moslavina  · Podravski Podgajci  · Šljivoševci  · Viljevo
DubrovnikCities: Dubrovnik
Municipalities: Cavtat (Konavlje)  · Janjina  · Kuna  · Lopud  · Mljet  · Pelješac (Orebić)  · Slano  · Ston  · Šipan  · Trpanj  · Zaton (Orašac)
Dugo SeloCities:
Municipalities: Brckovljani  · Dugo Selo  ·Lupoglav · Oborovo  · Posavski Bregi
DuvnoCities:
Municipalities: Grabovica  · Tomislavgrad  · Vir
ĐakovoCities:
Municipalities: Bračevci  · Budrovci  · Drenje  · Đakovo  · Gašinci  · Gorjani  · Krndija  · Levanjska Varoš  · Piškorevci  · Punitovci  · Satnica Đakovačka  · Selci Đakovački  · Semeljci  · Striživojna  · Trnava  · Viškovci  ·Vrbica · Vrpolje  · Vuka
ĐurđevacCities:
Municipalities: Đurđevac  · Ferdinandovac (Jelačićevo)  · Kalinovac  · Kloštar  · Molve  · Pitomača  · Podravske Sesvete  · Šemovci  · Virje
FojnicaCities:
Municipalities: Brestovsko  · Busovača  · Fojnica  · Kiseljak  · Kreševo
GarešnicaCities:
Municipalities: Berek  · Garešnica  · Hercegovac  · Hrastovac  · Veliki Zdenci  · Vukovje
GlinaCities:
Municipalities: Banski Grabovac  · Bučica  · Glina  · Jukinac  · Klasnić  · Kraljevčani  · Maja  · Mali Gradac  · Stankovac
GospićCities:
Municipalities: Gospić  · Karlobag  · Lički Osik  · Medak  · Smiljan
GračacCities:
Municipalities: Bruvno  · Gračac  · Lovinac  · Mazin  · Zrmanja
GradačacCities:
Municipalities: Gradačac  · Modriča  · Odžak  · Srnice  · Vranjak
Grubišno PoljeCities:
Municipalities: Grubišno Polje  · Ivanovo Selo  · Veliki Grđevac
HvarCities:
Municipalities: Bogomolje  · Hvar  · Jelsa  · Komiža  · Stari Grad  · Sućuraj  · Vis  · Vrboska
IlokCities:
Municipalities: Banoštar  · Beočin  · Bingula  · Čerević  · Erdevik  · Ilok  · Mohovo  · Molovin  · Neštin  · Sot  · Susek  · Šarengrad
ImotskiCities:
Municipalities: Imotski
IvanecCities:
Municipalities: Bednja  · Cvetlin  · Ivanec  · Lepoglava  · Maruševec  · Višnjica
JastrebarskoCities:
Municipalities: Cvetković  · Gornji Desinec  · Jastrebarsko  · Kalje  · Klinča Sela  · Krašić  · Petrovina  · Sošice  · Sveta Jana  · Vivodina
KarlovacCities: Karlovac
Municipalities: Barilović  · Draganići  · Duga Resa  · Jaškovo  · Netretić  · Ozalj  · Rečica  · Ribnik  · Šišljavić
KastavCities:
Municipalities: Kastav
KlanjecCities:
Municipalities: Dubravica  · Klanjec  · Kraljevec  · Luka  · Tuhelj  · Veliko Trgovišće  · Zagorska Sela
KninCities:
Municipalities: Drniš  · Knin  · Promina
KonjicCities:
Municipalities: Konjic  · Ostrožac
KoprivnicaCities: Koprivnica
Municipalities: Drnje  · Đelekovec  · Gola  · Hlebine  · Koprivnički Ivanec  · Legrad  · Novigrad Podravski  · Peteranec  · Sokolovac  · Ždala
KorčulaCities:
Municipalities: Blato  · Korčula  · Vela Luka
KorenicaCities:
Municipalities: Bunić  · Korenica  · Plitvička Jezera
KostajnicaCities:
Municipalities: Bobovac  · Crkveni Bok  · Dubica  · Kostajnica  · Majur  · Mečenčani  · Staza
KrapinaCities:
Municipalities: Đurmanec  · Krapina  · Petrovsko  · Radoboj  · Zabok  · Začretje
KriževciCities: Križevci
Municipalities: Gradec  · Raven  · Sveti Ivan Žabno  · Sveti Petar Čvrstec  · Sveti Petar Orehovec  · Vojakovac  · Vrbovec
KrkCities:
Municipalities: Aleksandrovo (Punat)  · Baška  · Dobrinj  · Dubašnica  · Krk  · Omišalj  · Vrbnik
KutinaCities:
Municipalities: Kutina  · Ludina  · Popovača
LivnoCities: Livno
Municipalities: Donje Polje  · Gornje Polje  · Priluka  · Šujica
LudbregCities:
Municipalities: Ludbreg  · Mali Bukovec  · Martijanec  · Rasinja  · Vanjski Ludbreg
LjubuškiCities:
Municipalities: Drinovci  · Humac  · Ljubuški  · Posušje  · Vitina  · Zvirovići
MakarskaCities:
Municipalities: Gornje Primorje (Gradac)  · Makarska  · Vrgorac
MetkovićCities:
Municipalities: Metković  · Opuzen
MostarCities: Mostar
Municipalities: Bijelo Polje  · Blagaj  · Donje Brotnjo  · Drežnica  · Gornje Brotnjo  · Kočerin  · Mostar-Sela  · Mostarsko Blato  · Široki Brijeg  · Žitomislić
NašiceCities:
Municipalities: Budimci  · Čačinci  · Đurđenovac  · Feričanci  · Klokočevci  · Koška  · Našice  · Obradovci (Slavonske Bare)  · Orahovica  · Podgorač  · Vanjske Našice  · Zdenci
Nova GradiškaCities:
Municipalities: Cernik  · Davor  · Nova Gradiška  · Nova Kapela  · Orubica  · Rešetari  · Staro Petrovo Selo  · Štivica  · Vanjska Nova Gradiška
NoviCities:
Municipalities: Bribir  · Ledenice  · Novi
Novi MarofCities:
Municipalities: Breznički Hum  · Gornja Rijeka  · Ljubešćica  · Novi Marof  · Vanjske Varaždinske Toplice  · Varaždinske Toplice
NovskaCities:
Municipalities: Banova Jaruga  · Jasenovac  · Krapje  · Lipovljani  · Lonja  · Međurić  · Novska  · Vanjska Novska
OgulinCities:
Municipalities: Drežnica  · Generalski Stol  · Gomirje  · Gornje Dubrave  · Josipdol  · Modruš  · Ogulin  · Oštarije  · Plaški  · Tounj
OkučaniCities:
Municipalities: Dragalić  · Mašić (Medari)  · Okučani  · Rajić  · Stara Gradiška
OsijekCities: Osijek
Municipalities: Aljmaš  · Bijelo Brdo  · Čepin  · Dalj  · Erdut  · Ernestinovo  · Hrastin  · Jovanovac  · Laslovo  · Retfala  · Sarvaš  · Tenja
OtočacCities:
Municipalities: Brlog  · Dabar  · Otočac  · Sinac  · Škare  · Vrhovine
PakracCities:
Municipalities: Antunovac  · Badljevina  · Bučje  · Čaglić  · Dragović  · Gaj  · Kukunjevac  · Lipik  · Pakrac  · Poljana
PerušićCities:
Municipalities: Kosinj  · Pazarište  · Perušić
PetrinjaCities: Petrinja
Municipalities: Blinja  · Gora  · Gradusa  · Hrastovica  · Jabukovac  · Mošćenica  · Sunja
PisarovinaCities:
Municipalities: Donja Kupčina  · Kupinec  · Lasinja  · Pisarovina  · Pokupsko
PožegaCities: Požega
Municipalities: Bekteže  · Jakšić  · Kaptol  · Kutjevo  · Mihaljevci  · Pleternica  · Požeški Brestovac  · Ruševo  · Stražeman  ·Vanjska Požega · Velika  · Vilić-Selo
PregradaCities:
Municipalities: Desinić  · Hum na Sutli  · Krapinske Toplice  · Pregrada
PrekoCities:
Municipalities: Božava  · Preko  · Sali  · Silba  · Veli Iž
PrelogCities:
Municipalities: Dekanovec  · Donja Dubrava  · Donji Kraljevec  · Donji Vidovec  · Draškovec  · Goričan  · Hodošan  · Kotoriba  · Mala Subotica  · Prelog  · Sveta Marija na Muri  · Sveti Juraj u Trnju
ProzorCities:
Municipalities: Gornja Rama  · Prozor
RabCities:
Municipalities: Novalja  · Pag  · Rab
SamoborCities:
Municipalities: Podvrh  · Samobor  · Sveta Nedelja  · Sveti Martin pod Okićem
SenjCities: Senj
Municipalities: Jablanac  · Krivi Put  · Sveti Juraj
SinjCities:
Municipalities: Sinj  · Trilj  · Vrlika
SisakCities: Sisak
Municipalities: Gušće  · Kratečko  · Lekenik  · Letovanić  · Martinska Ves  · Palanjek  · Sela  · Topolovac
SlatinaCities:
Municipalities: Čeralije  · Gornji Miholjac  · Nova Bukovica  · Podravska Slatina  · Slatinski Drenovac  · Sopje  · Voćin
Slavonski BrodCities: Slavonski Brod
Municipalities: Andrijevci  · Bebrina  · Beravci  · Brodski Drenovac  · Brodski Stupnik  · Brodski Varoš  · Garčin  · Kaniža  · Klakar  · Kobaš  · Lužani  · Oriovac  · Podcrkavlje  · Podvinj  · Sibinj  · Svilaj  · Trnjani  · Velika Kopanica
SlunjCities:
Municipalities: Cetingrad  · Drežnik  · Primišlje  · Rakovica  · Slunj  · Veljun
SplitCities: Split
Municipalities: Donja Kaštela  · Kaštel Lukšić  · Kaštel Sućurac  · Klis  · Krajina (Šestanovac)  · Lećevica  · Muć  · Omiš  · Poljica  · Šolta  · Trogir
StolacCities:
Municipalities: Aladinići  · Berkovići  · Burmazi  · Čapljina  · Hutovo  · Stolac
SušakCities: Bakar  · Sušak
Municipalities: Cernik-Čavle  · Dol-Bakarac  · Grobnik  · Hreljin  · Jelenje  · Kraljevica  · Krasica
Sveti Ivan ZelinaCities:
Municipalities: Donja Zelina  · Kašina  · Moravče Belovar  · Sveti Ivan Zelina  · Sašinovec  ·Vanjski Sveti Ivan Zelina
ŠibenikCities: Šibenik
Municipalities: Skradin  · Tijesno  · Vodice  · Zlarin
ŠidCities:
Municipalities: Adaševci  · Bačinci  · Bapska Novak  · Batrovci  · Berkasovo  · Gibarac  · Ilača  · Ilinci  · Jamena  · Kukujevci  · Lipovac  · Mala Vašica  · Morović  · Strošinci  · Šid  · Šidski Banovci  · Tovarnik
TravnikCities: Travnik
Municipalities: Bila  · Bučići  · Turbe  · Vitez
UdbinaCities:
Municipalities: Podlapac  · Udbina
ValpovoCities:
Municipalities: Belišće  · Bizovac  · Brođanci  · Ladimirevci  · Petrijevci  · Valpovo  ·Vanjsko Valpovo
VaraždinCities: Varaždin
Municipalities: Bartolovec  · Biškupec  · Jalžabet  · Križovljan Cestica  · Petrijanec  · Vidovec  · Vinica
Velika GoricaCities:
Municipalities: Dubranec  · Kravarsko  · Novo Čiče  · Odra  · Orle  · Velika Gorica  · Vukovina
VinkovciCities: Vinkovci
Municipalities: Andrijaševci  · Cerna  · Donje Novo Selo  · Ivankovo  · Jarmina  · Komletinci  · Laze  · Mirkovci  · Nijemci  · Novi Jankovci  ·Novo Selo · Orolik  · Otok  · Privlaka  · Retkovci  · Slakovci  · Stari Jankovci  · Stari Mikanovci  · Vođinci
ViroviticaCities: Virovitica
Municipalities: Cabuna  · Gradina  · Lukač  · Pivnica  · Suhopolje  · Špišić Bukovica
VojnićCities:
Municipalities: Krnjak  · Krstinja  · Perjasica  · Skakavac  · Tušilović  · Vojnić  · Vukmanić
VrbovskoCities:
Municipalities: Bosiljevo  · Ravna Gora  · Severin na Kupi  · Srpske Moravice  · Vrbovsko
VrginmostCities:
Municipalities: Bović  · Čemernica  · Topusko  · Vrginmost
VukovarCities: Vukovar
Municipalities: Antin  · Berak  · Bobota  · Bogdanovci  · Borovo  · Bršadin  · Cerić  · Čakovci  · Gaboš  · Korog  · Lovas  · Marinci  · Markušica  · Mikluševci  · Negoslavci  · Nuštar  · Opatovac  · Ostrovo  · Pačetin  · Petrovci  · Sotin  · Svinjarevci  · Tompojevci  · Tordinci  · Trpinja  · Vera
ZagrebCities: Zagreb
Municipalities: Brdovec  · Brezovica  ·Gračani (Remete) · Kustošija  ·Markuševec · Pušća  · Sesvete  · Stenjevec  · Stupnik  · Sveta Klara  · Šestine  · Vrapče  · Zaprešić
ZlatarCities:
Municipalities: Bedekovčina  · Budinšćina  · Hrašćina-Trgovišće  · Lobor  · Mače  · Mihovljan  · Zlatar
ŽupanjaCities:
Municipalities: Babina Greda  · Bošnjaci  · Drenovci  · Gradište  · Gundinci  · Gunja  · Posavski Podgajci  · Račinovci  · Rajevo Selo  · Sikirevci  · Soljani  · Šamac  · Štitar  · Vrbanja  · Županja

Sources: [2] [3]

See also

Footnotes

  1. Godišnjak Banovine Hrvatske 1940, p. 297.
  2. Godišnjak Banovine Hrvatske 1940, pp. 298–328.
  3. Godišnjak Kraljevine Jugoslavije 1941, pp. 81–82.

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">1940 Croatian local elections</span>

The 1940 Croatian local elections were held in 625 municipalities of the Banovina of Croatia on 19 May 1940, and in 33 municipalities on 26 May and 2 June. These were the first elections following the Cvetković–Maček Agreement and the establishment of the autonomous Croatian Banate within the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The elections were not held in cities and some Adriatic counties bordering, or adjacent to, Italy. Only men older than 24 were allowed to vote. Voting was public and conducted by voice.

In the Principality of Serbia, Kingdom of Serbia and Yugoslavia, the srez was a second-level administrative unit, a district that included several town- or village municipalities. It was abolished in 1963–67 in SFR Yugoslavia. The unit is no longer used, although the katastarski srez is used in cadastral classification of property.

Jozo Jakopić was a Yugoslav and a Croat sports official and a long-time secretary of the most successful Croatian football club at the time HŠK Građanski. He also served as the first manager of the Croatia national football team, representing the Banovina, from 1940 to 1941.

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