Split

Also known as Split (city), Spalatum, Spalato

city and settlement in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia

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Split is a city and settlement located in Split-Dalmatia County in Croatia. It serves as a major urban center in the region and is notable for its historical and cultural significance in the Dalmatian area of the country.

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Instance of: big city
Official name: Split
Demonym: spalatini
Country: Austria–Hungary
Located in: Split-Dalmatia County
Official language: Croatian
Population: 160577
Area: 23.1
Elevation: 0
Time zone: UTC+01:00
Capital of: Split-Dalmatia County
Official website: split.hr
Image: Split 080620-133710-IMG 0968x.jpg
Dialing code: 021
Licence plate code: ST
Patron saint: Saint Domnius

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twinned administrative body: Cetinje
category for people born here: Category:Births in Split
Commons category: Split
topic's main category: Category:Split, Croatia
category for people who died here: Category:Deaths in Split
category of associated people: Category:People from Split, Croatia
Commons gallery: Split
native label: Split
owner of: Stadion Poljud
different from: Split
P8168: Suurbraak
postal code: 21000
member of: Organization of World Heritage Cities
Serbo-Croatian preferred project code: hr
P12749: Allium angulosum

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Split (Ασπάλαθος [Aspálathos], em grego; Spalatum, em latim; Spalato, em italiano) é a maior e mais importante cidade da Dalmácia, bem como o centro administrativo do condado de Split-Dalmácia, na Croácia. Está situada numa pequena península na margem oriental do Mar Adriático, na base dos montes Kozjak e Mosor. Com uma população de 193.867 habitantes (2005), 95,15% dos quais de origem étnica croata (censo de 2001), é a segunda maior cidade da Croácia.

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