Izačić (

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: Изачић) is a village of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Izacic is a part of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It shares a border with

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to the east . The eastern lower part mainly lies in a valley between hill with sub-village called Mušići, below mountain Plješevica, and a hill Prtošanj, with stream between them and springs. The area is rich with natural springs and drinking water. The southern upper part lies on a flat area, rich with agricultural goods. As a last stop in Bosnia for travelers to Croatia, it has great economy for a small village. This village is most famous for being the site of the military Operation Tiger in 1994.

Demographics

According to the 2013 census, its population was 1,008.

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Izacic Populated places in Bihać