Another name missing in Split-Dalmatia, between Brela, Zadwarje and Omis. It's very tiny. And one between Split, Okrug, Seget and Kasiela. And one between Prolozac, Lovrec and Locvicici.

*Not Kasiela but Kaštela
*Not Zadwarje but Zadvarje

Croatian alphabet doesn't have q,w,y,x

I'm trying to find those names

I also noticed one between Prgomet and Lečevica.

Google Earth says the one below Zadvarje doesn't exist and is part of Zadvarje. The one above Prgomet is actually Prgomet, the one called Prgomet on the map is actually Primorski Dolac. The one near Locvicici was just a glitch, and the one east of Split is also unknown to Google Earth! Perhaps it's an exclave?

Found it, the one east of Split is Trogir. Thank you Wikipedia!

Just what I wanted to post :(

Oh, there's probably a lot of accents I will miss once I start naming the territories, so you will have many more opportunities to correct me later on ;-)

Yaay :)

Here's my current progress. A few islands had to be fattened up for them to fit army numbers.
I also found a city called Krk. How do you pronounce that?

Good job!

Go to Google translate and write 'Krk' and then press listen button to hear pronunciation (maybe eng. wiki also has pronunciation on article about Krk). It is pronounced same way as you write it.

I'm available for testing once you finish map.

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Have patience! There's three counties left to draw, but after that I'm not even halfway. The naming and connecting of all the territories and the bonus and bonus value entering will take at even more time.

http://warlight.net/SinglePlayer.aspx?PreviewMap=24722

Excellent. Don't name it Croatia, because I already made one map of Croatia named like that. Better name it Large Croatia, Map of Croatian municipalities etc.

P.S. Don't forget to mention me in description :D

You made bonus named Stari. Name of that bonus is actually Starigrad. I know that I said that if there is word grad or općina on some maps, you don't have to write
it. But Starigrad, Novigrad and Ivanić-grad are exceptions.
You made bonus Nin and put Zadar inside it. Maybe rename to Zadar?
You made bonus Karlovac and instead of putting only north of that county into Karlovac county, you put all.

1. Okay, I will adjust it. Thanks! Why are those cities different?
2. Sadly, you can't have two bonuses with the exact same name on a map. And since the county is already named Zadar (I always leave the "County" out), I named it after the second-biggest city in the area.
3. That is because of an error with the bonuslinks, it will be fixed once I'm done with all bonuses. There's also a few bonuslinks that accidentally turned into territories.

What do you think of the system I used with the islands? I added the naval borders for each coastal municipality, and connected them.

Missing connection in bonus called Kali in the coast of croatia.
Unnamed----> Unnamed
btw this is not a joke check the green kali bonus next to the zadar bonus in the coast and there is a missing island to island connection.

Wrong territory name: There is a territory on island Korčula named Blako, but it should be Blato.

Ironheart is right, there is Iž-Preko missing link (both islands) in Kali bonus, Zadar County.

And since the county is already named Zadar (I always leave the "County" out), I named it after the second-biggest city in the area.

What about Šibenik? There is Šibenik (county) and bonus Šibenik. I'm sure there are more cases like this, but this is example.

I like the system with naval connections! You made that in Europe 1066 too, right? ;)

1) Thanks, fixed.
2) Thanks, fixed.
3) The county is named Šibenik-Knin.
4) The system in 1066 is similar, but it uses the seas themselves as territories. Here I simply imagined the Adriatic sea were land, and used the land around the islands as part of the islands. It was my way of dealing with the somewhat random assignment of islands to mainland municipalities (check the large island group in Nin (Zadar) for example).

PS: could you name places in Bosnia with a large Croatian minority? I want to create a sort of bridge between Dalmatia and Slavonia, and give those Bosnian places a negative bonus. I considered adding all of Bosnia to the map, but the Bosnian divisions are both ridiculously complicated and of a completely different scale than the Croatian municipalities (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/sr/a/ad/Srpska.pdf).