Hadžići

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Hadžići Хаџићи
Image:Shield of Hadzici.PNG Municipality coat of arms
Municipality of Bosnia and Herzegovina
General Information
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Land area
Population (2002 census)	20,055
Population density
Area code	+387 33
Mayor	Hamdo Ejubović (SDA)
Website	http://www.opcinahadzici.com.ba

Hadžići (Cyrillic: Хаџићи) is a town and a municipality located south west of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to government statistics from 2002, Hadžići Municipality has a population of 20,055 residents.

The national composition is as follows: 18,533 are Bosniaks (92.4%), 706 are Serbs (3.5%), 404 are Croats (2.0%), and 412 are classified as others (2.1%).

Most of the residents are traditional hard-working families with a stable income.

[edit] Comunities and places in municipality Hadžići

• Hadžići
• Pazarić
• Tarčin
• Luke
• Lokve
• Žunovnica
• Drozgometva
• Binježevo
• Budmolići
• Duranovići
• Mokrine
• Osenik
• Raštelica
• Trzanj
• Donji Hadžići

[edit] External links

• The official web site of Hadžići municipality Sarajevo (Bosnian)
• web portal of Hadžići municipality Sarajevo (Bosnian)

Municipalities of the Sarajevo Canton	Image:Sarajevocantongrb.gif
Centar | Hadžići | Ilidža | Ilijaš | Novi Grad | Novo Sarajevo | Stari Grad | Trnovo | Vogošća |

Political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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