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Jablanica

Jablanica is a town and municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, in the southern part of the country. It lies along the Neretva River, between Mostar and Konjic. The name derives from a Slavic root referring to willow trees that are common in the area.

History and geography: The district has medieval origins and gained notable strategic importance during World War

Demographics: The area includes Bosniak and Croat communities, with population patterns shaped by historical migrations and

Economy and infrastructure: The local economy is based on agriculture, forestry, and light industry, with fruit,

Culture and institutions: Jablanica hosts cultural centers, religious facilities, and community events that reflect the community’s

See also: Battle of the Neretva, Neretva River, Mostar, Konjic.

II
as
part
of
the
Battle
of
the
Neretva.
Nearby
river
crossings
and
routes
through
the
valley
were
focal
points
of
military
activity.
After
the
war,
Jablanica
developed
as
an
administrative
and
agricultural
center
serving
the
surrounding
settlements.
The
municipality
encompasses
a
valley
and
surrounding
hills
with
a
mix
of
rural
communities.
regional
developments.
Exact
figures
vary
by
census,
but
the
municipality
functions
as
a
regional
local
center.
vegetables,
dairy,
and
other
products
contributing
to
livelihoods.
Tourism
is
present
but
modest,
drawing
visitors
to
the
river
landscapes
and
historical
sites
connected
to
World
War
II.
The
town
is
linked
by
regional
roads
to
Mostar
and
Konjic,
with
local
bus
services
and
access
to
nearby
rail
networks.
mixed
heritage.
The
area
emphasizes
preservation
of
local
traditions
and
natural
scenery
alongside
development
in
transport
and
services.