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Bijelo Polje (Municipality, Montenegro)

Бијело Поље

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Presentation of Bijelo Polje

The municipality of Bijelo Polje (lit., "the White Field"; 57,124 inhabitants in 2003; 15,883 inhabitants in the town of Bijelo Polje proper; 924 sq. km) is located in the valley of the Lim. The pleasant valley of the river Lim, with its tributary rivers Bistrica, Ljubovidja and Ljesnica, has always been attractive for people to settle and live in it. The traces of life in Illyrian, Greek and Roman period can be noticed there, up to the modern times.
Thanks to the railway Belgrade-Bar and to a developed road network, Bijelo Polje has a very favourable geographic position. Among cultural and historical monuments, the church of St Petar is of a special importance. The famous Miroslav`s gospel, written for its needs in the XIIth century, is one of the most famous Cyrillic written works. In the vicinity of Bijelo Polje, there is the mineral water processing factory Bijela Rada and the wool processing factory Bijelo Polje.

Milan Jovanović, 3 September 2007


Flag of Bijelo Polje

A possible flag of Bijelo Polje is shown on a photography once available on the website of the US Embassy in Podgorica (image no longer available).
The flag is blue with the municipal coat of arms in the middle.

Milan Jovanović, 3 September 2007