Bania Luca[1] seu Banialucum[2] (-i, n.) (in antiquo: Castra[3]) (Serbice: Бања Лука / Бањалука / Banja Luka / Banjaluka; Theodisce: Weina Luka seu Luka) locum secundum tenet inter maximas urbes Bosniae et Herzegovinae. Urbs capitalis est tam rei publicae Serbicae huic civitati subiectae quam regionis Baniae Lucae. Urbani Banialucenses (Bagnialucenses) appellantur.
Bania Luca
Locus:
Numerus incolarum: 185 042
Zona horaria: UTC+2, UTC+1, UTC+2
Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: Banja Luka
Gestio
Procuratio superior: Res publica Serbica, Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Geographia
Coniunctiones urbium
Tabula aut despectus
Ecclesia Catholica Romana
Est sedes episcopalis dioecesis Bania Lucensis Ecclesiae Catholicae Romanae.
Incolae notabiles
- Hic nati
- Maria Šestić, (Baniae Lucae, 1987) cantrix
- Nevinus Subotić, (Baniae Lucae, 1988) pedilusor
- Ioannes Ljubičić, (Baniae Lucae, 1979) tennilusor
- Zlatan Muslimović, (Baniae Lucae, 1981) pedilusor
- Ioannes Merz - magister eet beatus
- Vladimirus Arnautović (Baniae Lucae, 1971 - Belogradi, 2015) canistrilusor serbicus
Vici
Agino Selo • Barlovci • Bastasi • Bistrica • Bočac • Borkovići • Bronzani Majdan • Cerici • Čokori • Debeljaci • Dobrnja • Dragočaj • Drakulić • Dujakovci • Goleši • Ivanjska • Jagare • Kmećani • Kola • Kola Donja • Krmine • Krupa na Vrbasu • Kuljani • Lokvari • Lusići • Ljubačevo • Melina • Motike • Obrovac • Pavići • Pavlovac • Pervan Donji • Pervan Gornji • Piskavica • Ponir • Prijakovci • Priječani • Prnjavor Mali • Radmanići • Radosavska • Ramići • Rekavice • Slavićka • Stratinska • Stričići • Subotica • Šargovac • Šimići • Šljivno • Verići • Vilusi • Zalužani • Zelenci.
Notae
Nexus externi
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