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Jasenice (Zadar, Croatia)

Opc'ina Jasenice

Last modified: 2006-10-28 by dov gutterman
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Overview

Jasenice is a community in the Zadar County, about 40 km northeast of Zadar, inlands towards the Velebit mountains from the Novigrad sea, where the new highway passes by the Stv. Rok tunel under the Mali Alan mountain top. Just over 1,300 inhabtants, 1,200 of them in the place of the same name. The place was much destroyed in the bombing and rocketing from the Velebit possitions held by rebel Serbs in the 1990's war.
Checking the latest official gazettes of the Zadar County at <www.zadarska-zupanija.hr>, I found some news in the recently adopted statutes of several municipalities:
Jasenice: Statut Opcine Jasenice, 25.01.2006, Službeni glasnik Zadarske županije, br. 3/06, 01.02.2006.
The newly adopted statutes include the desription of the Coat of Arms and the flag that must have been adopted a few years prior to it, I estimate around 2002. The coat of arms of Jasenice is: azure Vila Velebita holding in her right hand a degenia flower. Vila Velebita (the Fay of Velebit) is a mythical patron of Velebit mountain range and in this coat of arms she is holding a Velebit endemic flower (degenia velebitica) also found in the coat of arms of the Lika and Senj County.
The flag is blue with the golden bordered coat of arms in the middle and golden inscription of the community name above it.
Željko Heimer, 18 August 2006