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Suvo Polje (Cyrillic: СуBо Поље), also known as Suvo Polje ( Cyrillic: Суво Поље) is a place located south-west of the city Bijeljina in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. To the east of Suho Polje is Modran and to the north is Zagoni.

About

The 1991 census showed Suho Polje had 1,503 inhabitants. 1,443 were Serbs, 2 were Croats, 40 considered themselves Yugoslavs, and there were 18 others.

Sport

Suho Polje has a football club known as FK Jedisntvo.

References

1. ":: Град Бијељина ::". www.gradbijeljina.org. Retrieved 2022-12-22.

External links

• Bijeljina official website (Serbian)

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