Republika Srpska

Republika Srpska
Република Српска


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Caipital

Istočno Sarajevo (offeecial caipital)
Banja Luka (admeenistrative caipital)

Lairgest ceety

Banja Luka

Offeecial leid

Bosnie, Croatie, Serbie

Govrenment
- Preses
- Prime Meenister

Pairlamentary seestem
Milorad Dodik
Željka Cvijanović

Aurie
- Tot

24,857 km2 km²
9,597 sq mi

Population
- 2010 Estimate

1,439,673

Foondin
- Proclaimit
- Recognizit

9 Januar 1992
14 December 1995

Siller

Convertible mark (BAM)

Time zone

UTC +1, Simmer: UTC +2

Naitional anthem

Moja Republika (Ma Republic)

Internet TLD

rs.ba

Cawin code

387

Republika Srpska listen (help·info) (Serbie Cyrillic: Република Српска, [rɛpǔblika sr̩̂pskaː]) is ane o twa main poleetical entities o Bosnie an Herzegovinae, the ither being the Federation o Bosnie an Herzegovinae. The Constitution o Republika Srpska defines it as a territorially unifeed, indivisible an inalienable constitutional an legal entity that independently performs its constitutional, legislative, executive an judicial functions. The National Assembly an the Govrenment o Republika Srpska are based in Banja Luka, although Istočno Sarajevo remains the offeecial caipital.

Geography

Boundary

The Inter-Entity Boundary Line (IEBL) atween Bosnie an Herzegovinae's twa entities essentially follaes the front lines at the end o the Bosnie War wi adjustments (maist importantly in the wastren pairt o the kintra an aroond Sarajevo) defined bi the Dayton Agreement. The total length o the IEBL is approximately 1,080 km. The IEBL is an admeenistrative demarcation uncontrolled bi military or polis an there is free muivement athort it.

Municipalities

Unner the Law on Territorial Organization an Local Sel-Govrenment, adoptit in 1994, Republika Srpska wis dividit intae 80 municipalities. Efter the Dayton Peace Agreement the law wis amendit tae reflect chynges tae borders: it nou comprises 63 municipalities.

Population

There haes been nae census syne the end o the war. The next census is expectit tae occur in 2011 but haes no yet been confirmit: these figurs are estimates.

Population composition^[1]
Year	Total	Males	Females	Births	Daiths
1996	1,391,593			12,263	10,931
1997	1 409 835			13,757	11,755
1998	1,428,798	679,795	749,003	13,527	12,469
1999^{[note 1]}	1,448,579	689,186	759,351
2000^{[note 1]}	1,469,182			14,191	13,370
2000	1,428,899	695,194	733,705
2001^{[note 1]}	1,490,993			13,699	13,434
2001	1,447,477	704,197	743,280
2002	1,454,802	708,136	746,666	12,336	12,980
2003	1,452,351	706,925	745,426	10,537	12,988
2004	1,449,897	705,731	744,166	10,628	13,082
2005	1,446,417	704,037	742,380	10,322	13,802
2006	1,443,709	702,718	740,991	10,524	13,232
2007	1,439,673	700,754	738,919	10,110	14,146
2008	1,437,477	699,685	737,792	10,198	13,501
2009	1,435,179	698,567	736,612	10,603	13,775
2010	1,433,038	697,524	735,514	10,147	13,517

Notes

1 2 3 Includes Brčko District

References

↑ "Republika Srpska in Figures 2009" (PDF). Banja Luka: Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics. 2009. Archived frae the original (PDF) on 1 Apryle 2010. Retrieved 5 Julie 2010."Archived copy" (PDF). Archived frae the original (PDF) on 1 Apryle 2010. Retrieved 24 Januar 2012.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)