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Line 108: \|12,603 (53.72%) \|- \|'''style="background: bgcolor="#228B22" \| '''[[~~Bosniaks~~Muslims (nationality)\|Muslims]]''' \|7,672 (27.51%) \|6,830 (26.23%) Line 136: ===Ethnic structure by settlements=== '''Absolute ethnic ~~majority~~majoruty''' {{legend\|#228B22\|~~Bosniaks~~Muslims}} {{legend\|#4169E1\|Croats}} {{legend\|#FF0000\|Serbs}} Line 144: '''Relative ethnic majority''' {{legend\|#98FF98\|~~Bosniaks~~Muslims}} {{legend\|#ADD8E6\|Croats}} {{legend\|#EBC2AF\|Serbs}} Line 155: \|'''style="background: bgcolor="#FFFF00" \| total''' \|'''style="background: bgcolor="#4169E1" \| Croats''' \|'''style="background: bgcolor="#228B22" \| ~~Bosniaks~~Muslims''' \|'''style="background: bgcolor="#FF0000" \| Serbs''' \|'''style="background: bgcolor="#C71585" \| Yugoslavs''' Line 427: ===Current=== {{see also\|Gabela camp}} The [[~~Bosniak~~Muslims (nationality)\|Muslims]] and [[Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Serb]] populations were expelled during the war in the early 1990s and today the majority of the population are Croats. No reliable estimates on the population exist since a census has not been conducted since 1991. ==Culture==

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