Political Map - Croatia Regions shows the historical and geographical regions of Croatia. Visualize health care studies, disease outbreaks and pathogen transmission on a highly customizable and layered map. Conduct deeper analysis, using social research, political trends, demographic data and historical maps.The Republic of Croatia can be divided into regions in several ways. They do not have administrative support because Croatia is divided into counties, and each region usually consists of several counties. The Republic of Croatia can also be divided into continental and Adriatic Croatia.

Continental Croatia: Zagreb region; Varaždin region; Osijek region; Slavonski Brod region; Karlovac-Sisak region; Bjelovar-Virovitica region; Vukovar-Vinkovac region.

Adriatic Croatia: Rijeka region; Zadar region; Split region; Pula region.

Regions with vernacular speech (historical-geographical regions in Croatia): Banovina, Bilogora, Dalmatia, Dalmatian hinterland, Dubrovnik region, North Dalmatian coast (Ravni kotari), Central Dalmatian coast, Gorski kotar, Istria, Kordun, Lika, Međimurje, Moslavina, Podravina, Pokuplje, Pounje, Posavina, Prigorje, Primorje, Slavonia and Baranja, Turopolje, Vinodol, Varaždin region, Zagorje, Zagreb, Žumberak