majority of people from Bosanski Novi were misplaced and live all over Europe, the American continent, Australia and elsewhere around the globe. After the Bosnian War, Kostajnica was split from the municipality. Settlements Aside from the town of Novi Grad, the municipality includes the following settlements: Ahmetovci Blagaj Japra Blagaj Rijeka Blatna Cerovica Crna Rijeka Čađavica Donja Čađavica Gornja Čađavica Srednja Ćele Devetaci Dobrljin Donje Vodičevo Donji Agići Donji Rakani Gornje Vodičevo Gornji Agići Gornji Rakani Grabašnica Hozići Johovica Jošava Kršlje Kuljani Lješljani Mala Krupska Rujiška Mala Novska Rujiška Mala Žuljevica Maslovare Matavazi Mazić Petkovac Poljavnice Prusci Radomirovac Rakovac Rašće Ravnice Rudice Sokolište Suhača Svodna Trgovište Vedovica Velika Rujiška Velika Žuljevica Vitasovci Demographics Population Ethnic composition Economy The economy is based on a few industries and a number of private firms. Novi Grad has notable potential in tourism, wood processing, food production and management of water resources. The following table gives a preview of total number of registered people employed in legal entities per their core activity (as of 2018): Sport There are several active sports organizations in the town, including football, handball and basketball clubs. The local football club is FK Sloboda Novi Grad. See also Municipalities of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosanska Krajina Notes References External links Populated places in Novi Grad, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina–Croatia border crossings