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Bosnia and Herz.
Bosnia and Herzegovina ยท Bosna i Hercegovina
Europe
ยท Southern Europe
- ISO codes
- BA ยท BIH
- Density
- 65 /kmยฒ
- Languages
- Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
- Currency
- Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark (BAM)
- Dial code
- +387
- Internet domain
- .ba
- Time zones
- 1
- Coastline
- Has a coast
- Map centre
- 44.0910ยฐ N, 18.0680ยฐ E
- Demonym
- Bosnian, Herzegovinian
- UN region
- Southern Europe
- Economy
- Developing region
- Income group
- Upper middle income
- Total GDP
- $20.16B
- Sovereignty
- Independent ยท UN member
- Borders
- 3
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By the numbers
How Bosnia and Herz. stacks up against all 242 mapped countries.
Ten facts about Bosnia and Herz.
The first is hand-written; the rest are worked out from this country's own figures.
Population is about 3,301,000 people, the 135th largest of the 242 countries mapped here - roughly one in 2,326 of everyone alive.
Covers 51,209 kmยฒ, making it the 128th largest country here - about 5.5 times the size of Cyprus.
Population density is about 65 people per kmยฒ.
The capital is Sarajevo, at 43.85ยฐ N, 18.38ยฐ E, with a metropolitan population of about 696,731.
Shares land borders with 3 countries: Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia.
Has its own coastline and direct access to the open sea.
Keeps a single time zone, Europe/Sarajevo.
The currency is the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark (BAM, symbol KM).
Has 3 official languages: Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian.
Local time
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Cities
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Land neighbours
3 countries share a border with Bosnia and Herz..