Trnovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Trnovo is a municipality located about 30 kilometers southeast of the city of Sarajevo, in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As a result of the 1995 Dayton Accords, the municipality was divided between the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and Republika Srpska (RS) into the following two municipalities:
Villages.
• Balbašići
• Bašci
• Bistročaj
• Bobovica
• Bogatići
• Boljanovići
• Brda
• Brutusi
• Čeružići
• Češina Strana
• Čunčići
• Dejčići
• Delijaš
· Deseci
• Divčići
• Donja Presjenica
• Dujmovići
• Durakovići
• Godinja
• Gornja Presjenica
• Govedovići
• Grab
• Gračanica
• Hamzići
• Ilovice
• Jablanica
• Jelačići
• Karovići
• Kijevo
• Klanac
• Kozija Luka
• Kramari
• Krsmanići
• Ledići
• Lisovići
• Lukavac
• Mađari
• Mijanovići
• Milje
• Obla Brda
• Ostojići
• Pendičići
• Podivič
• Pomenovići
• Prečani
• Rajski Do
• Rakitnica
• Rijeka
• Sjeverovići
• Slavljevići
• Šabanci
• Šabići
• Šišići
• Tošići
• Trebečaj
• Trnovo
• Turovi
• Tušila
• Ulobići
• Umčani
• Umoljani
• Vrbovnik
• Zabojska
• Zagor
Demographic history.
1971.
9,555 total
1991.
6,991