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Imotski (Croatian pronunciation: [
ǐmɔtskiː]; Italian: Imoschi; Latin: Emotha,
later Imota) is a
small town on the
northeastern side of the
Biokovo m****if...
- NK
Imotski is a
Croatian football club
based in the town of
Imotski, in the
region of Dalmatia. As of 2020, the club
competes in the
First County Football...
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Juraj Imoćanin (Croatian:
Juraj Imoćanin; died 1428) was a
prelate of the
Catholic Church who
served as the
bishop of
Duvno from 1392 to 1412, the bishop...
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Gospin dolac is a
stadium in
Imotski, Croatia. It was
built in 1989 and
serves as a home
stadium for NK
Imotski football club. The
stadium has a capacity...
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between the 13th and
early 19th
century Poljica, Podbablje, a
village near
Imotski,
Croatia Poljica, Marina, a
village near Marina,
Croatia Poljica, Krk,...
- (lit. 'Field of
Imotski') is a
polje (karstic field)
located on the
border of
Croatia and
Bosnia and
Herzegovina near the city of
Imotski. The
larger part...
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located between Split and
Imotski in
southern Croatia,
existed from 1912–1945; also the name of the
soccer club from
Imotski. Drniška krajina, area around...
- muni****lities: Baška Voda, Bol, Brela,
Cista Provo, Dugi Rat, Gradac, Hvar,
Imotski, Jelsa, Komiža, Lokvičići, Lovreć, Makarska, Milna, Nerežišća, Omiš, Podbablje...
- muni****lity of Podbablje, near the town of
Imotski, Split-Dalmatia, Croatia.
Grubine is 5 km away from the town of
Imotski. It lies by the
intersection of the...
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Donji Vinjani or
Vinjani Donji is a
village near
Imotski, Croatia; po****tion 2,169 (census 2011). Ivan Bušić Roša,
hajduk commander Ferdo Bušić, historian...
