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Komiža, Vis Island, Split-Dalmatia County, Croatiai
Regional Level Types
KomižaMunicipality
Vis IslandIsland
Split-Dalmatia CountyCounty
CroatiaCountry

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Largest Settlements:
PlacePopulation
Komiža1,530 (2017)
Mindat Locality ID:
206366
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:206366:2
GUID (UUID V4):
0
Other Languages:
French:
Komiža, Vis, Croatie
German:
Komiža, Vis, Kroatien
Italian:
Comisa, Lissa, Croazia
Russian:
Комижа, Вис, Хорватия
Simplified Chinese:
科米扎, 維斯島, 克罗地亚
Spanish:
Komiža, Vis, Croacia
Armenian:
Կոմիժա, Վիս, Խորվաթիա
Asturian:
Komiža, Croacia
Belarusian:
Коміжа, Віс, Харватыя
Bosnian:
Komiža, Vis, Hrvatska
Breton:
Komiža, Vis, Kroatia
Bulgarian:
Комижа, Вис, Хърватия
Catalan:
Komiža, Vis, Croàcia
Cebuano:
Komiža, Otok Vis, Krowasya
Central Kurdish/Sorani:
کۆمیژا, ڤیس, کرواتیا
Croatian:
Komiža, Vis, Hrvatska
Czech:
Komiža, Vis, Chorvatsko
Dutch:
Komiža, Vis, Kroatië
Farsi/Persian:
کمیژا, ویس, کرواسی
Finnish:
Komiža, Vis, Kroatia
Greek:
Κομίζα, Βις, Κροατία
Hungarian:
Komiza, Vis, Horvátország
Japanese:
コミジャ, ヴィス島, クロアチア
Latin:
Comisa, Issa, Croatia
Macedonian:
Општина Комижа, Вис, Хрватска
Polish:
Komiža, Vis, Chorwacja
Portuguese:
Komiža, Vis, Croácia
Romanian:
Komiža, Vis, Croația
Scots:
Komiža, Vis, Croatie
Serbian:
Комижа, Вис, Хрватска
Serbo-Croatian:
Komiža, Vis, Hrvatska
Slovak:
Komiža, Vis, Chorvátsko
Slovenian:
Komiža, Vis, Hrvaška
Swedish:
Komiža, Vis, Kroatien
Tatar:
Комижа, Хорватия
Traditional Chinese:
科米扎, 維斯島, 克羅地亞
Turkish:
Komiža, Vis, Hırvatistan
Ukrainian:
Комижа, Віс, Хорватія
Venetian:
Comisa, Lissa, Croàsia
Waray:
Komiža, Kroasya


Komiža (pronounced [kɔ̌miʒa]; Italian: Comisa) is a Croatian coastal town lying on the western coast of the island of Vis in the central part of the Adriatic Sea.

Komiža is located at the foot of the Hum hill (587 m). The town has a Mediterranean climate. The economy is based on farming, winemaking, fishing and fish processing, seafaring, and, in recent times, tourism. The fishermen are noted for their Falkuša vessels.

Komiža has two roads that connect it with the town of Vis, the only town being connected with Split by ferry line — they are the D117 state road and a county road.

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Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komi%C5%BEa
Wikidata ID:Q396590
GeoNames ID:3197834


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