Boisnia agus Heirseagoibhìna
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| Cànan Oifigeil | Searbais, Croatian, Bosnian | ||||
| Prìomh-bhaile | Sarajevo | ||||
| Baile as Motha | Sarajevo | ||||
| Ceann-suidhe: | Nebojša Radmanović, Haris Silajdžić, Željko Komšić | ||||
| Prìomh-mhinistear: | Nikola Špirić | ||||
| Farsaingeachd: - Gu lèir: - % Uisge: |
Reangach: 127mh 51,197 km² negligible |
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| Àireamh-shluaigh: - Gu lèir: - Daingneachd: |
Reangach: 126mh 3,935,000(2007) 76/km² |
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| Neo-Eisimeileachd: |
Formed 1189 Kingdom established 1377, Independence lost to Ottoman Empire 1463, Neo-eisimeileachd bho Yugoslavia 1992 |
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| Ruith-airgid: | Convertible mark | ||||
| Roinn Tìde: - as t-samhradh: |
CET (UTC+1) CEST (UTC+2) |
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| Laoidh Nàiseanta | Intermeco | ||||
| Eadar-lìon TLD: | . ba | ||||
| Àireamh fòn eadar-nàiseanta: | 387 | ||||
Is e dùthaich anns an Earra-dheas na h-Eòrpa a tha ann an Boisnia agus Heirseagoibhìna (ainm goirid: BiH/БиХ). Tha crìochan aice ‘san earra-thuath le Croàisia, ‘san ear le Seirbia agus leis a' Mhonadh Neagrach ‘sa deas.
Eadar 1918 is 1992 bha Boisnia agus Heirseagoibhìna pàirt den Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. An dèidh 1992 dh’fhàg iad Yugoslavia, ach an toiseach bha cogadh ann eadar 1992 is 1995 anns an dùthaich fhèin.
An-diugh tha trì sgìrean ann: Sgìre Brčko, Federation Boisnia agus Heirseagoibhìna und Poblachd Srpska. Tha muinntir na dùthcha a’ buntainn do trì buidheann le dualchas eadar-dhealaichte: Bosniaks, Serbs agus Croats. Is e sin as adhbhar gu bheil triùir ceann-suidhe anns a’ phàrlamaid.
Tha Sarajevo na phrìomh-bhaile.
[deasaich] Ceanglaichean a-muigh
- Bosnia and Herzegovina online
- Official Presidency website
- Official Office of the High Representative website
- B&H Tourism - Official Web Site
- Tourism Association of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Official Web Site
[deasaich] Dealbhan
 Počitelj - Old town |
 Ferhad-Begova, one of Sarajevo's 186 mosques |
 Orthodox Cathedral in Sarajevo |
 Sarajevo Jewish Synagogue |
 National Library in Sarajevo |
 Waterfalls in Jajce |
 Mosque in Travnik |
 Latin Bridge photographed in 2005 |
