Prnjavor, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Prnjavor ( Serbian Cyrillic Прњавор ) is a city and municipality in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the town of about 18,000 inhabitants live in the community as a whole plenty 38,000. Since the Bosnian War Prnjavor belongs to Republika Srpska.
The city lies at an altitude of 175 meters above sea level. Through the community Prnjavor the river Ukrina flows. The municipality also comprises the largest part of the mountain Ljubić, after whom the local football club, FK Ljubić, has been named. Mayor of the City and the community is Siniša Gatarić.
Boroughs
- Centar
- Zapad
- Jug
- Istok
- Borik
- Lazina Voda
- Josik
- Naselje Vojvode Putnika
- Gložić
- Bare
- Slatina
Villages in the municipality
- Gusak
- Macino Brdo (mostly inhabited by Czechs )
- Konjuhovci
- Radunjevac
- Mravica
- Ratkovac
- Gradina
- Naseobina Lišnja (mostly inhabited by Ukrainians )
- Puraći
- Kojin Han
- Potocani
- Dabrak
- Hrvacani
- Naseobina Hrvacani (mostly inhabited by Ukrainians )
- Devetina (mostly inhabited by Vlachs )
- Crkvena
- Brezik
- Vršani
- Šarinci
- Vijacani
- Čivčije
- Kokori
- Skakavci
- Prosjek
- Branesci
- Šibovska
- Ilova
- Palackovci
- Strpci
- Smrtici
- Kremna
- Vučijak
- Kulasi
- Drenova
- Paramije
- Štivor
- Corle
- Lišnja
Population
The majority of the population of Prnjavor are Serbs ( 70 per cent) who belong mostly to the Serbian Orthodox Church, the rest are Bosniaks, Croats, Roma and others.
Sports
- FK Ljubić ( football)
- KK Mladost '76 (Basketball)
- TK Prnjavor ( Taekwondo )
- RK Sloga Prnjavor ( handball)
- OK Ukrina ( volleyball)
- KK Ipon ( Karate )
- Prnjavor KBK (Kick - boxing )
- AK Prnjavor ( athletics)
Media
- TV Channel 3
- Radio Ljubić (88.9 MHz)
- Radio Prnjavor ( 99.1 MHz)