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This is a |||list of the tallest structures in former SFR Yugoslavia||| (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia).

Structure Year of construction Structural type Country Town Pinnacle height Coordinates Remarks
Trbovlje Chimney 1976 Chimney Slovenia Trbovlje 364 m 46°7′33″N 15°3′41″E / 46.12583°N 15.06139°E / 46.12583; 15.06139 (Trbovlje Chimney) tallest chimney in Europe
Plomin Power Station ? Chimney Croatia Plomin 340 m 45°8′12.1″N 14°9′45.7″E / 45.136694°N 14.162694°E / 45.136694; 14.162694 (Plomin Power Station Chimney)
Ugljevik Power Plant 1985 Chimney Bosnia and Herzegovina Ugljevik 310 m 44°40′55″N 18°58′2″E / 44.68194°N 18.96722°E / 44.68194; 18.96722 (Ugljevik Power Plant Chimney)
Thermal power station Kakanj[1] 1987 Chimney Bosnia and Herzegovina Čatići 300 m 44°5′22.4″N 18°6′49.4″E / 44.089556°N 18.113722°E / 44.089556; 18.113722 (Kakanj Thermal power station Chimney)
Mostre transmitter ? Guyed Mast Bosnia and Herzegovina Moštre 250 m 44°0′59″N 18°9′13″E / 44.01639°N 18.15361°E / 44.01639; 18.15361 (Mostre transmitter)
Pljevlja Power Plant ? Chimney Montenegro Pljevlja 250 m 43°20′2.3″N 19°19′37″E / 43.333972°N 19.32694°E / 43.333972; 19.32694 (Pljevlja Power Plant Chimney)
Stubline transmitter ? Guyed Mast Serbia Stubline  ? m 44°38′24″N 20°8′27″E / 44.64°N 20.14083°E / 44.64; 20.14083 (Stubline transmitter) destroyed in 1999
Mratinje Dam 1975 Dam Montenegro Mratinje 220 m 43°16′20″N 18°50′33″E / 43.27222°N 18.8425°E / 43.27222; 18.8425 (Mratinje Dam)
TV Tower Avala 1965 Tower Serbia Belgrade-Avala 203 m 44°41′45″N 20°30′53″E / 44.69583°N 20.51472°E / 44.69583; 20.51472 (TV Tower Avala) destroyed on April 30, 1999, rebuilt in 2009. Tallest tower in the Balkans.
Beli Manastir Radio Mast 1966 Guyed Mast Croatia Beli Manastir 202 m 45°47′46.22″N 18°41′28.5″E / 45.7961722°N 18.69125°E / 45.7961722; 18.69125 (Beli Manastir Radio Mast)
Mala Rijeka viaduct 1973 Bridge Montenegro 200 m 42°33′9″N 19°23′15″E / 42.5525°N 19.3875°E / 42.5525; 19.3875 (Mala Rijeka viaduct)
Ovče Polje transmitter 1970 Tower Macedonia Ovče Polje 185.4 m 41°46′59″N 21°53′25″E / 41.78306°N 21.89028°E / 41.78306; 21.89028 (Ovče Polje transmitter)
Zagreb TV Tower 1973 Tower Croatia Zagreb 169 m 45°53′58″N 15°56′52″E / 45.89944°N 15.94778°E / 45.89944; 15.94778 (Zagreb TV Tower)
Monolith Tower 2009 Building Croatia Zagreb 164 m
Domžale radio transmitter 1978 Guyed mast Slovenia Domžale 161 m 46°7′37″N 14°35′11″E / 46.12694°N 14.58639°E / 46.12694; 14.58639 (Domžale radio transmitter) insulated against ground
Deanoveac transmitter ? Guyed mast Croatia Deanoveac 153 m 45°41′56.6″N 16°28′36″E / 45.699056°N 16.47667°E / 45.699056; 16.47667 (Deanoveac transmitter) insulated against ground
Incel Chimney unknown Chimney Bosnia and Herzegovina Banja Luka 150 m 44°46′28″N 17°13′35″E / 44.77444°N 17.22639°E / 44.77444; 17.22639 (Incel Chimney) tallest structure in Banja Luka
Avaz Twist Tower 2008 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 172 m 43°51′39″N 18°24′7″E / 43.86083°N 18.40194°E / 43.86083; 18.40194 (Avaz Twist Tower)
"USCE Tower" 1964 Building Serbia Belgrade 141 m 44°48′58″N 20°26′13″E / 44.81611°N 20.43694°E / 44.81611; 20.43694 (Ušće Tower) Usce is the tallest building in Serbia, and was the tallest building on Balkan until ATT was built.
Tara-Bridge 1941 Bridge Montenegro Žabljak 135 m 43°9′1.5″N 19°17′42.9″E / 43.150417°N 19.29525°E / 43.150417; 19.29525 (Đurđevića Tara Bridge)
Psunj transmitter 1963 Tower Croatia Psunj 128.5 m 45°23′8″N 17°19′56″E / 45.38556°N 17.33222°E / 45.38556; 17.33222 (Psunj transmitter)
SV Zadar 1984 Guyed mast Croatia Nin 132 m 44°13′52.7″N 15°14′14.3″E / 44.231306°N 15.237306°E / 44.231306; 15.237306 (SV Zadar, Mast 1) ; 44°13′51.7″N 15°14′15.6″E / 44.231028°N 15.237667°E / 44.231028; 15.237667 (SV Zadar, Mast 2) ; 44°13′56″N 15°14′18.3″E / 44.23222°N 15.238417°E / 44.23222; 15.238417 (SV Zadar, Mast 3) ; 44°13′55″N 15°14′20″E / 44.23194°N 15.23889°E / 44.23194; 15.23889 (SV Zadar, Mast 4) 4 guyed masts, insulated against ground
Bosmal City Center I 2001 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 118 m 43°50′48″N 18°22′27″E / 43.84667°N 18.37417°E / 43.84667; 18.37417 (Bosmal City Center)
Bosmal City Center II 2001 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 118 m
Western City Gate 1980 Building Serbia Belgrade 115 m 44°49′13″N 20°24′17″E / 44.82028°N 20.40472°E / 44.82028; 20.40472 (Genex Tower)
Sky Office Tower 2009 Building Croatia Zagreb 110.5 m Still under construction, once completed in late 2009 it will be the tallest building in Croatia.
Church of St. Peter and Paul ? Church Bosnia and Herzegovina Mostar 107,2 m
Zagreb Cathedral 1899 Church Croatia Zagreb 105 m 45°48′52″N 15°58′46″E / 45.81444°N 15.97944°E / 45.81444; 15.97944 (Zagreb Cathedral)
"Beograđanka" 1974 Building Serbia Belgrade 101 m 44°48′26.5″N 20°27′48.2″E / 44.807361°N 20.463389°E / 44.807361; 20.463389 (Beograđanka)
Krvavec transmitter  ? Tower Slovenia Krvavec 100 m 46°17′51″N 14°32′0″E / 46.2975°N 14.533333°E / 46.2975; 14.533333 (Krvavec transmitter)
Eurotower 2006 Building Croatia Zagreb 97.4 m 45°47′55″N 15°58′12″E / 45.79861°N 15.97°E / 45.79861; 15.97 (Eurotower)
Zagrepčanka 1971 Building Croatia Zagreb 95.2 m 45°47′54″N 15°57′44″E / 45.79833°N 15.96222°E / 45.79833; 15.96222 (Zagrepčanka)
Črni Kal Viaduct 2004 Bridge Slovenia Osap Valley 95 m 45°33′27″N 13°52′16.3″E / 45.5575°N 13.871194°E / 45.5575; 13.871194 (Črni Kal Viaduct)
Cibona Tower 1987 Building Croatia Zagreb 92.4 m 45°48′11″N 15°57′49″E / 45.80306°N 15.96361°E / 45.80306; 15.96361 (Cibona Tower)
Kristalna Palača(Crystal palace 2009/10 Building Slovenia Ljubljana 90.5 m Under construction, upon the end of the construction it will be the tallest building in Slovenia
Macedonian Radio-Television 1984 Building Macedonia Skopje 90 m 41°59′49″N 21°26′42″E / 41.99694°N 21.445°E / 41.99694; 21.445 (Macedonian Radio-Television Building)
Church of St. Peter and Paul 1898 Church Croatia Osijek 90 m 45°33′38″N 18°40′32″E / 45.56056°N 18.67556°E / 45.56056; 18.67556 (Church of St. Peter and Paul Osijek)
UNITIC I 1986 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 90 m 43°51′25″N 18°24′21″E / 43.85694°N 18.40583°E / 43.85694; 18.40583 (UNITIC I) Badly damaged during Bosnian war in 1992. Beginning in 1999, the tower was reconstructed.
UNITIC II 1986 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 90 m Badly damaged during Bosnian war in 1992. Beginning in 1999, the tower was reconstructed.
Zagrebtower 2006 Building Croatia Zagreb 82 m 45°45′00″N 16°00′27″E / 45.75°N 16.0075°E / 45.75; 16.0075 (Zagrebtower)
World Trade Center Ljubljana 1993 Building Slovenia Ljubljana 75 m 46°4′56″N 14°30′50″E / 46.08222°N 14.51389°E / 46.08222; 14.51389 (World Trade Center Ljubljana) tallest building in Ljubljana
Nebotičnik 21.2.1933 Building Slovenia Ljubljana 70 m 46°3′11″N 14°30′12″E / 46.05306°N 14.50333°E / 46.05306; 14.50333 (Nebotičnik) tallest building on Balkans, and 9th tallest modern highrise in Europe, at the time of its construction
Government of Republika Srpska building 2007 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Banja Luka 70 m tallest building in Banja Luka
Integral Banja Luka building 2009 Building Bosnia and Herzegovina Banja Luka 68 m
Skyscraper "Uzor" 1968 Building Serbia Smederevska Palanka 50 m
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References

  1. ^ http://www.kakanj.com.ba/index.php/javna-preduzea/jp-vodokom/484-div-dimnjak-u-atiima.html

Sima Kitanović iz Leskovca Mogao bi Sima da priča satima o ovdašnjim neimarima, o pečalbarstvu kao sudbini Crnotravaca, o zavičajnoj nostalgiji koja ga prati od momenta kada se po završetku građevinske škole u Crnoj Travi otisnuo u svet, najpre u beogradsko preduzeće „Crnotravac“ čiji je stipendista bio, a potom u „Vatrostalnu“ sa kojom je gradio kuvajtske tornjeve i dimnjake na najvećoj petrohemiji u Evropi – na obali Odre u Nemačkoj.

– Najviši dimnjak koji sam gradio je onaj na termoelektrani u Trbovlju visok 360 metara. U Obrenovcu smo gradili dimnjak od 300 metara, u Bitolju isto, u RTB-u Bor, paraćinskoj staklari, u Kaknju, Rijeci, Zagrebu. Radio sam na stotinak dimnjaka, pretežno betonskih. Moj brat Jovan Kitanović bio je majstor na glasu. O njemu je snimljen film koji je prikazivan u bioskopima kao žurnal. Prikazan je i na festivalu u Kanu u kategoriji kratkometražnih filmova. Izgradio je tolike dimnjake, a sticajem okolnosti, život je izgubio prilikom banalne intervencije na toplani u „Niteksu“ – priča za „Politiku“ jedan od crnotravskih graditelja dimnjaka.


Milan Momčilović [objavljeno: 27/10/2009]








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