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Croatia

MedimurskaViroviticko-PodravskaKoprivničko-KriževačkaOsjecko-BaranjskaIstarskaDubrovacko-NeretvanskaSisacko-MoslavackaBrodsko-PosavskaKarlovackaZadarskaVukovarsko-SrijemskaSplitsko-DalmatinskaVaraždinskaKrapinsko-ZagorskaZagrebackaPrimorsko-GoranskaŠibensko-KninskaLicko-SenjskaBjelovarsko-bilogorskaGrad ZagrebBrodsko-PosavskaMedimurskaViroviticko-PodravskaKoprivničko-KriževačkaOsjecko-BaranjskaIstarskaDubrovacko-NeretvanskaSisacko-MoslavackaBrodsko-PosavskaKarlovackaZadarskaVukovarsko-SrijemskaSplitsko-DalmatinskaVaraždinskaKrapinsko-ZagorskaZagrebackaPrimorsko-GoranskaŠibensko-KninskaLicko-SenjskaBjelovarsko-bilogorskaGrad ZagrebBrodsko-PosavskaSerbiaBosniaAdriatic SeaAtlantic Ocean
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Background and figures as recorded in the CIA World Factbook.

The lands that today comprise Croatia were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until the end of World War I. In 1918, the Croats, Serbs, and Slovenes formed a kingdom known after 1929 as Yugoslavia. Following World War II, Yugoslavia became a federal independent communist state consisting of six socialist republics, including Croatia, under the strong hand of Josip Broz, aka TITO.

Capital
Zagreb
Government
parliamentary republic
Population
4,071,208
Area
56,594 sq km
Location
Southeastern Europe, bordering the Adriatic Sea, between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovenia
Climate
Mediterranean and continental; continental climate predominant with hot summers and cold winters;
Natural resources
oil; some coal; bauxite; low-grade iron ore; calcium; gypsum…
Languages
Croatian (official) 95.2%; Serbian 1.2%; other 3.1% (including Bosnian; Romani…
Religions
Roman Catholic 79%; Orthodox 3.3%; Protestant 0.3%; other Christian 4.8%…
Independence
25 June 1991 (from Yugoslavia); notable earlier dates: ca.
Administrative divisions
20 counties (zupanije, singular - zupanija) and 1 city* (grad - singular) with special county status;
Currency
euros (EUR)
Export partners
Italy 14%; Germany 11%; Slovenia 11%; Bosnia & Herzegovina 6%…
Import partners
Italy 14%; Germany 14%; Slovenia 11%; Hungary 6%…

Source: CIA World Factbook — a work of the US government, in the public domain

Subdivisions

21 on file. Listed because operations, tax and reporting are usually organised at this level rather than nationally.

NameTypeCode
MedimurskaCountyHR-20
Viroviticko-PodravskaCountyHR-10
Koprivničko-KriževačkaCountyHR-06
Osjecko-BaranjskaCountyHR-14
IstarskaCountyHR-18
Dubrovacko-NeretvanskaCountyHR-19
Sisacko-MoslavackaCountyHR-03
Brodsko-PosavskaCountyHR-12
KarlovackaCountyHR-04
ZadarskaCountyHR-13
Vukovarsko-SrijemskaCountyHR-16
Splitsko-DalmatinskaCountyHR-17
VaraždinskaCountyHR-05
Krapinsko-ZagorskaCountyHR-02
ZagrebackaCountyHR-01
Primorsko-GoranskaCountyHR-08
Šibensko-KninskaCountyHR-15
Licko-SenjskaCountyHR-09
Bjelovarsko-bilogorskaCountyHR-07
Grad ZagrebCityHR-21
Brodsko-PosavskaCountyHR-12

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Currency
euros (EUR)
Languages
Croatian (official) 95.2%; Serbian 1.2%; other 3.1% (including Bosnian; Romani…
Government
parliamentary republic
Climate
Mediterranean and continental; continental climate predominant with hot summers and cold winters;

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