Novo Goražde
Ustipraca ( Cyrillic Устипрача, also Novo Goražde, until 2002 Srpsko Goražde ) is a place and the eponymous municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The municipality is situated on the rivers Drina and Praca and belongs to Republika Srpska, one of two entities of the South East European state.
The community was first called after the end of the Bosnian war as Srpsko Goražde before the Constitutional Court banned place names with ethnic attributes. Since then, which is primarily the name Ustipraca in use, sometimes Novo Goražde.
Geography
The community is located between the steep slopes of the eastern Bosnian mountains Vučevica and Jahorina; the highest mountains reach heights of over 1,400 m in Jahorina. The parish seat Ustipraca lies at the mouth of the river Praca who leaves here one of the largest canyons in the country in the pent Drina. Goražde is situated about 12 km to the west, 28 km north-east of Visegrad and Rogatica 19 km northwest.
Community structure
The municipality consists of the settlements Bašabulići, Bogdanici, Borak Brdo, Borova, Bosanje, Bučje, Dragolji, Dragovići, Džuha, Đakovići, Gojčevići, Gradac, Hajradinovići, Hladila, Hrid, Hrušanj, Jabuka Kanlići, Karauzovići, Karovići, Kopači, Kostenik, Krašići, Ljeskovik, Mašići, Milanovici, Nevorići, Novakovići, Odžak, Podhomara, Podkozara Gornja, Podmeljine, Pribjenovići, Prolaz, Pršeši, Radmilovići, Ropovići, Rusanj, Seoca, Surovi, Šovšići, Trebeševo , Ustipraca, Vlahovići, Zakalje, Zapljevac, Zemegresi, Zidine, Zorlaci, Zubovići Zubovići u Oglečevi, Žitovo and Živojevići and parts of Blagojevići, Donje Selo, Hubjeri, Podkozara Donja, Radijevići, Sopotnica, Uhotići and Žuželo.
History
The municipality consists of the Ustipraca after the Dayton Agreement separated by the border innerbosnische eastern part of the former municipality of Goražde, now part of the larger western part of the Federation.
Population
The community had the 2013 census about 3,400 inhabitants. At the 1991 census, the real place Ustipraca had 498 inhabitants; of this, 448 (90 %) than Bosniaks and 37 (7.4%) identified as Serbs. After the war the city was due almost exclusively populated by expulsion and exodus of Serbs.
Economy and infrastructure
Ustipraca is located at the intersection of two Magistralstraßen M5 (Sarajevo- Visegrad ) and M20 ( according to Foca and Dubrovnik ), which were further expanded modern in 1989-91 in this section. However, the quickest route to Sarajevo, the running over Rogatica M 19-3 represents the settlements in the higher areas are accessible only by bad ways.
Ustipraca was station at the Bosnian Eastern Railway, a narrow gauge line from Sarajevo to Užice to 1978. Here also branched off a branch railway to Gorazde and Foca, so that the place served as a railway junction and interchange. The railway line was closed and largely dismantled.