Žulj
Village in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
43°59′46″N 18°43′33″E / 43.99611°N 18.72583°E / 43.99611; 18.72583
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Republika Srpska (1991)
Žulj (Serbian: Жуљ) is a village in the municipality of Sokolac, Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1991 it had a population of 75 people.[1]
References
- ^ Official results from the book: Ethnic composition of Bosnia-Herzegovina population, by municipalities and settlements, 1991. census, Zavod za statistiku Bosne i Hercegovine - Bilten no.234, Sarajevo 1991.
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Settlements in Sokolac municipality
- Baltići
- Bandin Odžak
- Banja Lučica
- Barnik
- Bećari
- Bereg
- Bijela Voda
- Bjelasovići
- Bjelosavljevići
- Borovac
- Brejakovići
- Bukovik
- Cvrčići
- Čavarine
- Čitluci
- Dikalji
- Donje Babine
- Donje Gire
- Donji Drapnići
- Donji Kalimanići
- Drecelj
- Dugandžići
- Džindići
- Đedovci
- Gazivode
- Gornji Kalimanići
- Gornji Poretak
- Grbići
- Gurdići
- Hrastišta
- Imamovići
- Jabuka
- Jasik
- Kadića Brdo
- Kalauzovići
- Kaljina
- Kazmerići
- Klečkovac
- Knežina
- Kolakovići
- Košutica
- Krajišići
- Kruševci
- Kula
- Kusače
- Kuti
- Mandra
- Mangurići
- Margetići
- Medojevići
- Meljine
- Mičivode
- Miletci
- Miletine
- Nehorići
- Nepravdići
- Novo Selo
- Novoseoci
- Ozerkovići
- Parževići
- Pavičići
- Pediše
- Pihlice
- Pobratci
- Podkrajeva
- Podromanija
- Preljubovići
- Prinčići
- Pusto Selo
- Ravna Romanija
- Rijeća
- Rudine
- Selišta
- Sijerci
- Smrtići
- Sokolac
- Sokolovići
- Šahbegovići
- Šenkovići
- Širijevići
- Točionik
- Turkovići
- Vidrići
- Vraneši
- Vrapci
- Vražići
- Vrhbarje
- Vrhovina
- Vrutci
- Vukosavljevići
- Zagrađe
- Žljebovi
- Žulj
- Žunovi
43°59′46″N 18°43′33″E / 43.99611°N 18.72583°E / 43.99611; 18.72583
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