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Herzegovina-Neretva Map and Guide

Welcome to this map and guide of Herzegovina-Neretva canton of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This map shows a growing collection of 360 panoramas taken around Herzegovina-Neretva by various panoramic photographers. Simply select a pin on the map to begin exploring. View this map as either a street map, terrain map or as a satellite image of Herzegovina-Neretva. Select the 'Earth' option to view it using the Google Earth plugin.

About Herzegovina-Neretva

Herzegovina-Neretva is one of the 10 Cantons of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country on the Balkan Peninsula of Europe. It shares an international border with Croatia and is further divided into the municipalities of Čapljina, Čitluk, Jablanica, Konjic, Mostar, Neum, Rama, Ravno and Stolac. It is known as 'Hercegovačko-neretvanski kanton' in Bosnian and 'Hercegovačko-neretvanska županija' in Croatian. The administrative center of the canton is Mostar. The Neretva river flows through the region. It is the longest river in the eastern part of the Adriatic basin and passes under under the Old Bridge in Mostar, from which people regularly dive. The river and associate valleys provide some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. Herzegovina-Neretva is also the only canto with access to the sea, through the seaside town of Neum. Neum is thus a popular tourist destination, and is rich in archaeological sites once occupied by the Illyrians peoples who ruled the region from the 4th century BC to around the 7th century AD. The river and coastal access make the region important to the tourism industry, and there are many hidden villages and small towns in the hills and mountains that provide peaceful retreats.

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