Dobrinja (disambiguation)

Last updated September 30, 2021

Dobrinja may refer to the following places:

Dobrinja, neighborhood of Sarajevo
Dobrinja, Jablanica, village in Jablanica municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dobrinja (Modriča), village in Modriča municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dobrinja (Požega), village in Požega municipality, Serbia, whence Prince Miloš Obrenović came from

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Kula may refer to:

Petrovac may refer to:

The name Čardak might refer to various settlements in the former Yugoslavia:

Gradac may refer to:

Koprivna may refer to one of the following villages:

Ravna may refer:

Dobrá Voda or Dobra Voda may refer to places:

Mrakovo may refer to:

Mihaljevići may refer to:

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Dugo Polje may refer to:

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