Other Names
- Arbanasi Borgo Erizzo
- Benkovac Bencovaz, Bencovazzo
- Biograd na Moru Zaravecchia
- Bukarica Bucarizza
- Cavtat Ragusavecchia
- Crno Cerno
- Imotski Imoschi
- Kaštel Gomilica Castell’Abbadessa
- Kaštel Kambelovac Castel Cambio
- Kaštel Lukšić Castel Vitturi
- Kaštel Novi Castel Nuovo
- Kaštel Štafilić Castel Stafileo
- Kaštel Stari Castel Vecchio
- Kaštel Sučurac Castel San Giorgio
- Kistanje Chistagne
- Klis Clissa
- Lapad Lapiduzzo
- Lastovo Làgosta
- Metković Metcovich, Porto Narenta
- Mlini Molini di Ragusa, Molini di Breno
- Nin Nona
- Obrovac Obrovazzo
- Omiš Almissa
- Opuzen Forte Opus, Fort'Opus
- Orebić Sabbioncello, Orebich
- Pelješac Sabbioncello
- Perković Percovich
- Poljica Poglizza
- Posedarje Possedaria
- Skradin Scardona
- Ston Stagno
- Trpanj Trappano
- Vrana Laurana, La Vrana
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