Novi Travnik

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Novi Travnik
Нови Травник

[[Image:|100px|Coat of arms]]

Municipality coat of arms

Municipality of Bosnia and Herzegovina

General Information

Entity

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Land area

Population (1991 census)

30,624

Population density

Coordinates

44°10′N, 17°39′E

Area code

+387 30

Mayor

Marko Vidak (NHI)

Website

http://www.novi-travnik.com

Novi Travnik (English translation: "New Travnik") is a town and municipality in central Bosnia and Herzegovina, located south of Travnik on the road to Bugojno. It is under the administration of the Central Bosnia Canton and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In the census of 1991, the municipality of Novi Travnik had 30,624 residents, of which 39.60% were Croats, 38.04% Bosniaks, 13.35% Serbs, 6.91% Yugoslavs, and 2.11% others. The town itself had 11,520 inhabitants.

Settlement: Bos Srbs Croats Yugos Others Sum B% S% C% Y% O%
Boris Kidric 1452 1013 1180 716 264 4625 31% 22% 26% 15% 6%
Marsala Tita 1734 2168 1586 1154 253 6895 25% 31% 23% 17% 4%

Source[1]. There are no current information regarding the Demographics of Novi Travnik.

The Yugoslav Wars and their consequences altered the way and quality of living in Novi Travnik. Economy of Novi Travnik was greatly dependent to the BNT "Bratstvo" which was allmost completely disabled during the war. MK "Bratstvo used to employ more than 7000 people and was the cornerstone of Novi Travnik.

Until 1992 this municipality was called Pucarevo

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Municipalities of the Central Bosnia Canton
Bugojno \| Busovača \| Dobretići \| Donji Vakuf \| Fojnica \| Gornji Vakuf \| Jajce \| Kiseljak \| Kreševo \| Novi Travnik \| Travnik \| Vitez \|

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