Imotski is a town in the Split-Dalmatia County of Croatia, located in the Dalmatian Hinterland. The town is known for its two freshwater lakes, Red Lake and Blue Lake, which are located in sinkholes. The town has a rich history, dating back to the Roman period, and its heritage includes several historical monuments, such as the Imotski Castle. The climate in Imotski is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.
Geographic Data for Imotski, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, Croatia
| Latitude | 43° 26.800' |
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| Longitude | 17° 13.000' |
| Timezone | Europe/Zagreb |
Numerology for Imotski, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, Croatia
Chaldean Name Number : 22 => 4
Pythagorean Name Number : 6
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Famous Persons from Imotski, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, Croatia
- Ivan Bašić - Born on April 30, 2002 - Association football player
- Iva Todorić - Born on March 24, 1993 - Basketball player
- Silvije Begić - Born on March 6, 1993 - Association football player
- Marin Glavaš - Born on March 17, 1992 - Association football player
- Ivan Katanušić - Born on May 22, 1991 - Discus thrower - City of Zagreb Award
- Miroslav Kristic - Born on February 14, 1990 - Association football player
- Ante Cash - Born on May 2, 1986 - Musician
- Tomislav Bušić - Born on February 2, 1986 - Association football player
- Mislav Karoglan - Born on April 14, 1982 - Association football player
- Ante Aračić - Born on September 28, 1981 - Association football player
- Ivan Radeljić - Born on September 14, 1980 - Association football player
- Petar Šuto - Born on June 29, 1980 - Association football player
- Jurica Puljiz - Born on December 13, 1979 - Association football player
- Silvija Talaja - Born on January 14, 1978 - Tennis player
- Nikola Šimić - Born on January 6, 1976 - Association football player
- Ivan Milas - Born on March 30, 1975 - Association football player
- Zvonimir Boban - Born on October 8, 1968 - Association football player - FIFA U-17 World Cup 1987 | UEFA Champions League 1994 | Serie A titles (4) | FIFA World Cup 1998 (3rd place)
- Ivica Tolić - Born on September 1, 1968 - Politician (died: August 31, 2019)
- Dražen Boban - Born on September 1, 1965 - Association football player
- Velimir Đerek - Sokol - Born on August 14, 1965 - Soldier (died: October 12, 1991)
- Mladen Karoglan - Born on February 6, 1964 - Association football player
- Dragan Mustapić - Born on March 23, 1963 - Athletics competitor
- Dragutin Čelić - Born on August 19, 1962 - Association football player
- Ivan Gudelj - Born on September 21, 1960 - Association football player, and Association football coach
- Milan Kujundžić - Born on April 27, 1957 - Politician, and Physician
- Stanko Mršić - Born on September 12, 1955 - Association football player, and Association football coach
- Zdravka Bušić - Born on September 6, 1950 - Politician
- Neda Ukraden - Born on August 16, 1950 - Recording artist, and Singer
- Antun Vrdoljak - Born on June 4, 1931 - Film director, Politician, Screenwriter, and Actor - Franjo Bučar State Award for Sport | Golden Arena for Best Actor
- Vlado Gotovac - Born on September 18, 1930 - Philosopher, Journalist, Politician, and Poet - Tin Ujević Award (died: December 7, 2000)
- Ante Babaja - Born on October 6, 1927 - Film director, and Screenwriter (died: January 14, 2010)
- Ante Vican - Born on June 11, 1926 - Actor - Zlatna Arena for Best Supporting Actor (died: March 20, 2014)
- Gabre Gabric - Born on October 17, 1914 - Athletics competitor (died: December 16, 2015)
- Josef Raha - Born on April 15, 1902 - Conductor (died: December 4, 1972)
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