Political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Dayton Agreement recognized a second tier of government in Bosnia and Herzegovina, comprised of two entities - a joint Bosniak/Croat Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Bosnian Serb Republika Srpska (RS) - each presiding over roughly one-half the territory. The Federation and RS governments are charged with overseeing internal functions.

The city of Brčko in northeastern Bosnia is a self-governing administrative unit under the sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina; it is part of both, the Federation and Republika Srpska. The district remains under international supervision.

The Federation is further divided into cantons, see Cantons of the Federation, which are then subdivided into municipalities.

The Republika Srpska is further divided into municipalities, which are then grouped into regions, see Regions of Republika Srpska.

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Political Divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Republika Srpska \| Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Federal Districts of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Brčko
Cantons of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnian Podrinje \| Central Bosnia \| Herzegovina-Neretva \| Posavina \| Sarajevo \| Tuzla \| Una Sana \| West Bosnia \| West Herzegovina \| Zenica-Doboj
Regions of Republika Srpska
Banja Luka \| Bijeljina \| Doboj \| Foča \| Sarajevo-Romanija \| Trebinje \| Vlasenica
Federal Cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Banja Luka \| Istočno Sarajevo \| Mostar \| Sarajevo
Municipalities of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Banovići \| Berkovići \| Bihać \| Bijeljina \| Bileća \| Bosanska Kostajnica \| Bosanska Krupa \| Bosanski Brod \| Bosanski Novi \| Bosanski Petrovac \| Bosansko Grahovo \| Bratunac \| Brod \| Bugojno \| Busovača \| Buim \| Čajniče \| Ćapljina \| Cazin \| Čelić \| Čelinac \| Centar \| Ćitluk \| Derventa \| Donji abar \| Drvar \| Doboj \| Doboj Istok \| Doboj Jug \| Dobretiči \| Domaljevac-amac \| Donji Vakuf \| Foča \| Foča-Ustiklona \| Fojnica \| Gacko \| Glamoč \| Gorade \| Gornji Vakuf \| Gračanica \| Gradačac \| Gradika \| Grude \| Hadići \| Han Pijesak \| Ilida \| Ilija \| Istočni Drvar \| Istočni Mostar \| Istočni Stari Grad \| Jablanica \| Jajce \| Jezero \| Kakanj \| Kalesija \| Kalinovik \| Kasindol \| Kiseljik \| Kladanj \| Ključ \| Kneevo \| Konjic \| Kotor Varo \| Kozarska Dubica \| Kreevo \| Krupa na Uni \| Kupres \| Kupres Republike Srpske \| Laktai \| Livno \| Ljubinje \| Ljubuki \| Lopare \| Lukavica \| Lukavac \| Maglaj \| Milići \| Modriča \| Mostar \| Mrkonjić Grad \| Neum \| Nevesinje \| Novi Grad \| Novo Sarajevo \| Novi Travnik \| Odak \| Olovo \| Oraje \| Osmaci \| Otra Luka \| Pale \| Pale-Praca \| Pelagićevo \| Petrovac \| Petrovo \| Posuje \| Prijedor \| Prnjavor \| Prozor \| Ravno \| Ribnik \| Rogatica \| Rudo \| amac \| Sapna \| ekovići \| ipovo \| iroki Brijeg \| Skelani \| Sokolac \| Srbac \| Srebrenica \| Srebrenik \| Stari Grad \| Stolac \| Teočak \| Teanj \| Teslić \| Tomislavgrad \| Travnik \| Trebinje \| Trnovo \| Trnovo Republike Srpske \| Tuzla \| Ugljevik \| Usora \| Ustiprača \| Vare \| Velika Kladua \| Viegrad \| Visoko \| Vitez \| Vlasenica \| Vogoća \| Vukosavlje \| Zavidoviči \| epče \| ivinice \| Zvornik

Political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Definition and Overview

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