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Page created: 13^th October 2000 Last updated: 24^th February 2016
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Herzeg-Bosnia Canton - Communities

Hercegbosanski kanton - općine

Bosansko Grahovo
Drvar

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Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Glamoč

Flag unknown.

Adopted: ?
Source: Wikipedia citing Općina Glamoč, www.opstinaglamoc.ba

The coat of arms of Glamoč depicts within a brown outline the landsape of plowed fields covered with snow, the mountains with sun raising behind them, green trees in the base and a roundel depicting the ruins of the medieval fort of Tabija. The brown ribbon inscribes the community name in Cyrillic and Latin script.

Kupres

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Adopted: ?
Sources: Općina Kupres, www.opcinakupres.ba, 2010.
"Heraldika bosanskohercegovačkih opština i gradova", Populari institut, 2011.

The coat of arms of Kupres is quartered to the chief dexter by a triple watle or, first gules Frnaciscan achivement or, second and thrid chequy gules and argent and fourth azure an arm embowed clead gules armoured and gloved or holding a sword also or and inscribed in two rows KUP/RES of the last. The Franciscan (Ordo Fratrum Minorum) coat of arms consisting of two arms in saltire and a Latin cross, is included to denote their role in preservation of the Croatian nation in the region. The embowed arm with the sword is the medieval arms of Rama. The flag, details unconfirmed, consist of off-set quartred fields, red, white, white and blue, with the coat of arms in it.

Livno

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Adopted: 1998
Design: Edita i Tomislav Goluban, Zagreb
Sources: Livno Pages, Perica Džeko, http://http://hep.tel.fer.hr/livno/ 1999.
Općina Livno, www.livno.ba, 2011.
Statut Općine Livno, 26.06.2008, Službeni glasnik Općine Livno, br. 5/2008, 26.06.2008.
"Heraldika bosanskohercegovačkih opština i gradova", Populari institut, 2011.
Tomislav Goluban, materials submitted to the competition for the design of coat of arms and flag of Livno, January 1996.

The coat of arms of Livno pictures the monument of king Tomislav, first Croatian king, by tradition, crowned in the region in 925, and shape of Troglav, the highest peak of Dinara mountains. The green base symbolizes the Livno field with three rivers (Bistrica, Sturba and Žabljak) flowing from the city to it. The flag is red with a white cross throughout and the coat of arms in its centre.

Tomislavgrad

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Adopted: 12^th June 1997
Sources: http://www.tomislavgrad.net/ 1999
information from Marko Puljić
Odluka o grbu i zastavi općine Tomislavgrad, 12. lipnja 1997. godine, Službeni glasnik općine Tomislavgrad, br.1, str.4. http://www.opcinatomislavgrad.com 29.11.2001.

Tomislavgrad, previously called Duvno, adopted a coat of arms divided per fess; upper part is red with golden crown, lower par white with red church. The coat of arms has a ceremonial version surrounded with a wreath of maize in base and topped with the name of the city.
The flag is white over red bicolour with coat of arms in the middle. The version with the ceremonial coat of arms is used mainly as table flag.

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