List of tallest structures in Yugoslavia

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This is a list of the tallest structures that existed in the former SFR Yugoslavia (currently located in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, 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′33.68″N 15°3′42.34″E / 46.1260222°N 15.0617611°E / 46.1260222; 15.0617611 (Trbovlje Chimney)	Tallest chimney in Europe^[1]
	1969	Chimney	Croatia	Plomin	340 m		Tallest chimney in Croatia
Ugljevik Power Plant	1985	Chimney	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Ugljevik	310 m	44°40′55.43″N 18°58′2.1″E / 44.6820639°N 18.967250°E / 44.6820639; 18.967250 (Ugljevik Power Plant Chimney)
Chimney of	1972	Chimney	Serbia^[a]	Zvečan	306 m	42°54′41.31″N 20°50′57.15″E / 42.9114750°N 20.8492083°E / 42.9114750; 20.8492083 (Chimney of Trepça Lead Smelter)
Kakanj Power Plant	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	^[2]
Chimney of Kostolac Power Station B	1985	Chimney	Serbia	Kostolac	295 m	44°43′50.46″N 21°12′41.51″E / 44.7306833°N 21.2115306°E / 44.7306833; 21.2115306 (Chimney of Kostolac Power Station)
Chimney of Nikola Tesla Power Station B	1983	Chimney	Serbia	Obrenovac	280 m	44°39′13.84″N 20°00′17.55″E / 44.6538444°N 20.0048750°E / 44.6538444; 20.0048750
Donje Moštre transmitter	?	Guyed Mast	Bosnia and Herzegovina		250 m	44°01′14.58″N 18°08′32.63″E / 44.0207167°N 18.1423972°E / 44.0207167; 18.1423972 (Mostre transmitter)	demolished
Pljevlja Power Station	?	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)
TE Rijeka	1978	Rooftop chimney	Croatia	Kostrena	250 m	45°17′10.9″N 14°31′12.35″E / 45.286361°N 14.5200972°E / 45.286361; 14.5200972 (TE Rijeka)
Chimneys of REK Bitola	1982	Chimney	Macedonia	Bitola	250 m	41°03′31.91″N 21°29′3.17″E / 41.0588639°N 21.4842139°E / 41.0588639; 21.4842139 (Bitola Power Station Chimney) ; 41°03′28.06″N 21°29′4.08″E / 41.0577944°N 21.4844667°E / 41.0577944; 21.4844667 (Bitola Power Station Chimney)
	1978	Chimney	Croatia	Bakar	250 m	45°17′50″N 14°32′41.68″E / 45.29722°N 14.5449111°E / 45.29722; 14.5449111 (Bakar Eurco Chimney)	Demolished in April 2005
Šoštanj Power Plant, Chimney of Block 5	1977^[3]	Chimney	Slovenia	Šoštanj	230 m^[4]	46°22′19.2″N 15°3′18.8″E / 46.372000°N 15.055222°E / 46.372000; 15.055222
Stubline transmitter	?	Guyed Mast	Serbia	Stubline	225.5 m	44°38′24″N 20°8′27″E / 44.64000°N 20.14083°E / 44.64000; 20.14083 (Stubline transmitter)	Destroyed in 1999, rebuilt
	1966	Guyed Mast	Croatia	Beli Manastir	225 m	45°47′46.22″N 18°41′28.5″E / 45.7961722°N 18.691250°E / 45.7961722; 18.691250 (Beli Manastir Radio Mast)
Mratinje Dam	1975	Dam	Montenegro	Mratinje	220 m	43°16′20″N 18°50′33″E / 43.27222°N 18.84250°E / 43.27222; 18.84250 (Mratinje Dam)
Large Chimney of A	1979	Chimney	Serbia	Obrenovac	220 m	44°40′14.32″N 20°9′29.43″E / 44.6706444°N 20.1581750°E / 44.6706444; 20.1581750
	1970s	Guyed Mast	Serbia	Subotica	218.5 m	46°04′30.97″N 19°37′45.01″E / 46.0752694°N 19.6291694°E / 46.0752694; 19.6291694 (Subotica TV Mast)
Chimney of	?	Chimney	Croatia	Sisak	207 m	45°27′21.98″N 16°24′13.42″E / 45.4561056°N 16.4037278°E / 45.4561056; 16.4037278 (Sisak Refinery Chimney)
TV Tower Avala	1965	Tower	Serbia	Belgrade-Avala	205 m	44°41′45″N 20°30′53″E / 44.69583°N 20.51472°E / 44.69583; 20.51472 (TV Tower Avala)	Destroyed on 30 April 1999, rebuilt in 2009. Tallest tower in the Balkans.
Chimney of	?	Chimney	Croatia	Zagreb	202 m	45°46′51.74″N 16°1′0.33″E / 45.7810389°N 16.0167583°E / 45.7810389; 16.0167583 (Savica Power Plant Chimney)
chimney	?	Chimney	Croatia	Kutina	200 m	45°28′4.67″N 16°48′9.41″E / 45.4679639°N 16.8026139°E / 45.4679639; 16.8026139 (Kutina petrokemija chimney)
Chimney of	?	Chimney	Croatia	Zagreb	200 m	45°48′22.15″N 15°56′58.45″E / 45.8061528°N 15.9495694°E / 45.8061528; 15.9495694 (Trešnjevka Power Plant Chimney)
Large Chimney of	?	Chimney	Croatia	Sisak	200 m	45°27′15.61″N 16°24′50.01″E / 45.4543361°N 16.4138917°E / 45.4543361; 16.4138917
Mala Rijeka viaduct	1973	Bridge	Montenegro		200 m	42°33′9″N 19°23′15″E / 42.55250°N 19.38750°E / 42.55250; 19.38750 (Mala Rijeka viaduct)
( ST Predajnik Gornja Plavnica)	1987	Guyed mast	Montenegro	Berislavci	185.6 m	42°17′8.04″N 19°12′42.56″E / 42.2855667°N 19.2118222°E / 42.2855667; 19.2118222 (Gornja Plavnica transmitter)	Insulated against ground, transmitter for 882 kHz
	1970	Tower	Macedonia	Ovče Pole	185.4 m	41°46′59″N 21°53′25″E / 41.78306°N 21.89028°E / 41.78306; 21.89028 (Ovče Polje transmitter)
Chimney of Kosovo B Power Station	?	Chimney	Kosovo	Obilić	183 m	42°41′35.49″N 21°03′21.87″E / 42.6931917°N 21.0560750°E / 42.6931917; 21.0560750 (Kosovo B Power Station Chimney)
Chimney of	?	Chimney	Macedonia	Oslomej	180 m	41°34′55.52″N 21°00′0.97″E / 41.5820889°N 21.0002694°E / 41.5820889; 21.0002694 (Oslomej Power Station Chimney)	[2]
	?	Guyed Mast	Croatia	Jarmina	171 m	45°18′13.95″N 18°44′26.66″E / 45.3038750°N 18.7407389°E / 45.3038750; 18.7407389 (Borinci TV Mast)
Chimney of Zrenjanin heating power plant		Chimney	Serbia	Zrenjanin	170 m	45°21′23.83″N 20°24′59.58″E / 45.3566194°N 20.4165500°E / 45.3566194; 20.4165500
Iriški Venac TV Tower	1975	Concrete TV tower	Serbia	Iriški venac	170 m	45°09′30.69″N 19°51′42.77″E / 45.1585250°N 19.8618806°E / 45.1585250; 19.8618806 (Iriški Venac TV Tower)	Partly damaged in war 1999
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)
Chimney of Tuzla Power Station, Unit 6	1978	Chimney	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Tuzla	165 m	44°31′13.87″N 18°36′20.31″E / 44.5205194°N 18.6056417°E / 44.5205194; 18.6056417
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
Chimney of	?	Chimney	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Gacko	160 m	43°10′19.71″N 18°30′41.37″E / 43.1721417°N 18.5114917°E / 43.1721417; 18.5114917 (Chimney of Gacko Power Station)	^[5]
Large Chimney of Skopje Oil Refinery	?	Chimney	Macedonia	Bujkovci	160 m	42°00′19.64″N 21°39′28.43″E / 42.0054556°N 21.6578972°E / 42.0054556; 21.6578972
Chimney of	?	Chimney	Macedonia	Negotino	160 m	41°27′26.82″N 22°09′38.25″E / 41.4574500°N 22.1606250°E / 41.4574500; 22.1606250 (Chimney of Negotino Power Station)
Chimney of Novi Sad Cogeneration Plant	?	Chimney	Serbia	Novi Sad	160 m	45°16′5.98″N 19°53′2.23″E / 45.2683278°N 19.8839528°E / 45.2683278; 19.8839528 (Chimney of Negotino Power Station)
	?	Guyed mast	Croatia	Tovarnik	160 m	45°10′52.11″N 19°9′37.95″E / 45.1811417°N 19.1605417°E / 45.1811417; 19.1605417 (Tovarnik transmitter)	Used for 1125 kHz, destroyed
	?	Guyed mast	Croatia	Deanovec	153 m	45°41′56.6″N 16°28′36″E / 45.699056°N 16.47667°E / 45.699056; 16.47667 (Deanovec transmitter)	Insulated against ground
Chimney of Smederevo ironworks		Chimney	Serbia	Smederevo	150 m	44°36′18.91″N 20°58′18.15″E / 44.6052528°N 20.9717083°E / 44.6052528; 20.9717083 (Chimney of Smederevo ironworks)
Chimney of Pančevo oil refinery		Chimney	Serbia	Pančevo	150 m	44°49′43.29″N 20°41′15.24″E / 44.8286917°N 20.6875667°E / 44.8286917; 20.6875667 (Chimney of Pančevo oil refinery)
Incel Chimney	?	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
Large Chimneys of	?	Chimney	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Zenica	150 m	44°13′26.23″N 17°54′8.85″E / 44.2239528°N 17.9024583°E / 44.2239528; 17.9024583 (ArcelorMittal Zenica Chimney) ; 44°13′30.04″N 17°54′12.97″E / 44.2250111°N 17.9036028°E / 44.2250111; 17.9036028 (ArcelorMittal Zenica Chimney)	[3]
Šoštanj Power Plant, Chimney of Block 4	?	Chimney	Slovenia	Šoštanj	150 m^[4]	46°22′22.15″N 15°3′11.1″E / 46.3728194°N 15.053083°E / 46.3728194; 15.053083
Small Chimney of A	1979	Chimney	Serbia	Obrenovac	150 m	44°40′19.09″N 20°09′31.74″E / 44.6719694°N 20.1588167°E / 44.6719694; 20.1588167
	1979^[6]	Chimney	Slovenia	Ljubljana	150 m	46°4′33.8″N 14°30′5.1″E / 46.076056°N 14.501417°E / 46.076056; 14.501417 (Šiška Heating Station Chimney)	Tallest structure in Ljubljana
Chimney A5 of Kosovo A Power Station	?	Chimney	Kosovo	Obilić	150 m	42°40′32.53″N 21°04′59.33″E / 42.6757028°N 21.0831472°E / 42.6757028; 21.0831472
Chimney of Bor Smelter	?	Chimney	Serbia	Bor	150 m	44°04′39.63″N 22°06′33.69″E / 44.0776750°N 22.1093583°E / 44.0776750; 22.1093583 (Chimney of Bor Smelter)
	?	Guyed mast	Serbia	Srbobran	148 m	45°30′26.16″N 19°47′46.55″E / 45.5072667°N 19.7962639°E / 45.5072667; 19.7962639 (Srbobran transmitter)	Used for 1269 kHz, destroyed
Ušće 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)	Ušće is the tallest building in Serbia, and was the tallest building on Balkan until Avala Tower was built, roof height: 105 m
Small Chimney of	?	Chimney	Croatia	Sisak	140 m	45°27′15.46″N 16°24′53.5″E / 45.4542944°N 16.414861°E / 45.4542944; 16.414861
Chimney of Dunav heating power plant		Chimney	Serbia	Beograd	140 m	44°49′38.19″N 20°28′8.99″E / 44.8272750°N 20.4691639°E / 44.8272750; 20.4691639
Đurđevića Tara Bridge	1941	Bridge	Montenegro	Žabljak	135 m	43°9′1.5″N 19°17′42.9″E / 43.150417°N 19.295250°E / 43.150417; 19.295250 (Đurđevića Tara Bridge)
	?	Guyed Mast	Serbia		135 m	45°09′1.27″N 19°42′41.81″E / 45.1503528°N 19.7116139°E / 45.1503528; 19.7116139 (Crveni Cot TV Mast)
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
Tupižnica TV Mast		Guyed mast	Serbia	Knjazevac	125 m	43°41′55.12″N 22°09′24.98″E / 43.6986444°N 22.1569389°E / 43.6986444; 22.1569389 (Tupižnica TV Mast)
	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)
	?	Guyed mast	Serbia	Miloševo	122 m	42°43′20.76″N 21°6′31.1″E / 42.7224333°N 21.108639°E / 42.7224333; 21.108639 (Miloševo transmitter)	Insulated against ground, transmitter for 549 kHz, once 3 masts?
		Guyed mast	Serbia	Borča	125 m	44°52′00″N 20°26′36″E / 44.86667°N 20.44333°E / 44.86667; 20.44333 (Borča Transmitter)
		Guyed mast	Serbia	Krnjača	125 m	44°50′25.72″N 20°28′22.92″E / 44.8404778°N 20.4730333°E / 44.8404778; 20.4730333 (Krnjača Transmitter)
	?	Guyed Mast	Slovenia	Piran	123.6 m	45°31′15.19″N 13°34′31.77″E / 45.5208861°N 13.5754917°E / 45.5208861; 13.5754917 (Koper transmitter)
Hvar Maritime Radio Mast	?	Guyed Mast	Croatia	Hvar	123.45 m	43°10′54.66″N 16°25′20.43″E / 43.1818500°N 16.4223417°E / 43.1818500; 16.4223417 (Hvar Maritime Radio Mast)
	?	Guyed Mast	Montenegro		120 m^[7]	42°51′1.07″N 19°40′42.86″E / 42.8502972°N 19.6785722°E / 42.8502972; 19.6785722 (Zekova Glava TV Mast)
Chimney A4 of Kosovo A Power Station	?	Chimney	Kosovo	Obilić	120 m	42°40′36.89″N 21°05′8.13″E / 42.6769139°N 21.0855917°E / 42.6769139; 21.0855917
Chimney A3 of Kosovo A Power Station	?	Chimney	Kosovo	Obilić	120 m	42°40′33.34″N 21°05′12.95″E / 42.6759278°N 21.0869306°E / 42.6759278; 21.0869306
Chimney A1 of Kosovo A Power Station	?	Chimney	Kosovo	Obilić	120 m	42°40′32.66″N 21°05′13.73″E / 42.6757389°N 21.0871472°E / 42.6757389; 21.0871472
Chimney of Sulphuric Acid Plant of Bor Smelter	?	Chimney	Serbia	Bor	120 m	44°04′44.66″N 22°06′18.41″E / 44.0790722°N 22.1051139°E / 44.0790722; 22.1051139
	?	Guyed Mast	Slovenia	Maribor	118 m	46°32′1.29″N 15°40′21.78″E / 46.5336917°N 15.6727167°E / 46.5336917; 15.6727167 (Tezno Radio Mast)
	?	Guyed Mast	Croatia		117.35 m	43°34′40.73″N 16°12′55.68″E / 43.5779806°N 16.2154667°E / 43.5779806; 16.2154667 (Labinštica TV Mast)
Crn Vrv TV Mast	?	Guyed Mast	Macedonia		116 m	41°51′33.83″N 21°44′18.32″E / 41.8593972°N 21.7384222°E / 41.8593972; 21.7384222 (Crn Vrv TV Mast)
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)	With revolving restaurant on top.
		Guyed mast	Serbia	Čačak	114.9 m	43°53′47.09″N 20°13′1.75″E / 43.8964139°N 20.2171528°E / 43.8964139; 20.2171528 (Ovčar transmitter)
	?	Guyed Mast	Macedonia	Strumica	123.44 m	41°26′59.56″N 22°38′57.14″E / 41.4498778°N 22.6492056°E / 41.4498778; 22.6492056 (Josipovac Radio Mast)
	?	Guyed Mast	Croatia	Josipovac	110 m	45°33′32.46″N 18°35′14.75″E / 45.5590167°N 18.5874306°E / 45.5590167; 18.5874306 (Josipovac Radio Mast)
Chimney	?	Chimney	Croatia	Osijek	110 m	45°32′31.84″N 18°44′44.82″E / 45.5421778°N 18.7457833°E / 45.5421778; 18.7457833 (Osijek Power Station Chimney)
Chimney of Kostolac A Power Station		Chimney	Serbia	Kostolac	110 m	44°43′26.18″N 21°10′15.86″E / 44.7239389°N 21.1710722°E / 44.7239389; 21.1710722
	1999	Church	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Mostar	107,2 m	43°20′16.43″N 17°48′31.34″E / 43.3378972°N 17.8087056°E / 43.3378972; 17.8087056	Tallest church in Southeast Europe
Zagoni Shortwave Transmitter, Large Masts		Guyed mast	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Zagoni	106.7 m	44°42′4.6″N 19°09′34.96″E / 44.701278°N 19.1597111°E / 44.701278; 19.1597111 ; 44°42′2.28″N 19°09′38.78″E / 44.7006333°N 19.1607722°E / 44.7006333; 19.1607722 ; 44°42′2.27″N 19°09′43.84″E / 44.7006306°N 19.1621778°E / 44.7006306; 19.1621778 ; 44°41′52.34″N 19°10′3.33″E / 44.6978722°N 19.1675917°E / 44.6978722; 19.1675917 ; 44°41′49.09″N 19°10′5.1″E / 44.6969694°N 19.168083°E / 44.6969694; 19.168083 ; 44°41′45.57″N 19°10′4.26″E / 44.6959917°N 19.1678500°E / 44.6959917; 19.1678500 ; 44°42′9.84″N 19°10′8.27″E / 44.7027333°N 19.1689639°E / 44.7027333; 19.1689639 ; 44°42′12.55″N 19°10′11.48″E / 44.7034861°N 19.1698556°E / 44.7034861; 19.1698556 ; 44°42′13.77″N 19°10′16.17″E / 44.7038250°N 19.1711583°E / 44.7038250; 19.1711583	9 masts
Chimney of Kostolac A Power Station		Chimney	Serbia	Kostolac	106 m	44°43′24.02″N 21°10′20.46″E / 44.7233389°N 21.1723500°E / 44.7233389; 21.1723500
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)
Chimney of Trstenik JPK Energetica		Chimney	Serbia	Trstenik	102 m	43°36′50.22″N 21°0′8.87″E / 43.6139500°N 21.0024639°E / 43.6139500; 21.0024639
Lamela		Building	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Zenica	101.09 m	44°12′14.9″N 17°54′26.6″E / 44.204139°N 17.907389°E / 44.204139; 17.907389 (Lamela)
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)
Chimney of the Ljubljana Power Station	1966^[8]	Chimney	Slovenia	Ljubljana	101 m^[9]	46°3′28.9″N 14°32′40.9″E / 46.058028°N 14.544694°E / 46.058028; 14.544694
Chimney of Tuzla Power Station, Unit 5	?	Chimney	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Tuzla	100 m	44°31′14.61″N 18°36′20.75″E / 44.5207250°N 18.6057639°E / 44.5207250; 18.6057639
Chimney of Tuzla Power Station, Unit 4	?	Chimney	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Tuzla	100 m	44°31′15.75″N 18°36′22.31″E / 44.5210417°N 18.6061972°E / 44.5210417; 18.6061972
, ,	1976	Building	Serbia	Belgrade	100 m	44°47′3.73″N 20°30′44.88″E / 44.7843694°N 20.5124667°E / 44.7843694; 20.5124667 (Eastern Gate of Belgrade)	Also called .
		Guyed mast	Montenegro	Nikšić	100 m	42°44′39.61″N 18°56′29.26″E / 42.7443361°N 18.9414611°E / 42.7443361; 18.9414611 (Nikšić Mediumwave Transmitter)
Šoštanj Power Plant, Chimney of Block 1–3	?	Chimney	Slovenia	Šoštanj	100 m^[10]	46°22′22.15″N 15°3′8.43″E / 46.3728194°N 15.0523417°E / 46.3728194; 15.0523417
	1985^[11]	Tower	Slovenia	Krvavec	100 m	46°17′51″N 14°32′0″E / 46.29750°N 14.53333°E / 46.29750; 14.53333 (Krvavec transmitter)
Strojarska Business Center	2015	Building	Croatia	Zagreb	96.15 m	45°48′14″N 15°59′24″E / 45.80389°N 15.99000°E / 45.80389; 15.99000 (Strojarska Business Center)	Tallest building in Croatia
Zagrepčanka	1977	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)
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)
Macedonian Radio-Television	1984	Building	Macedonia	Skopje	90 m	41°59′49″N 21°26′42″E / 41.99694°N 21.44500°E / 41.99694; 21.44500
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
Črni Kal Viaduct pylon	2004	Bridge pylon	Slovenia	Črni Kal	87.5 m	45°33′26.98″N 13°52′16.33″E / 45.5574944°N 13.8712028°E / 45.5574944; 13.8712028 (Črni Kal Viaduct)
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.
Executive Council Building	1974	Building	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo	84 m		Badly damaged during the Bosnian war. It was reconstructed in 2007. The government of Greece provided 80% of the funding for the reconstruction of the building. The building was renamed "Greece-Bosnis and Herzegovina Friendship Building" in their honour.
Cathedral of Saint Sava	1935	Cathedral	Serbia	Belgrade	82 m	44°47′53.26″N 20°28′8.32″E / 44.7981278°N 20.4689778°E / 44.7981278; 20.4689778 (Cathedral of Saint Sava)	The tallest Orthodox church in Europe.
TV5 Skyscraper	1973	Building	Serbia	Niš	81m		Former second tallest building in Serbia.
Nebotičnik	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.
	1968	Building	Serbia	Smederevska Palanka	50 m	44°21′48″N 20°58′05″E / 44.36333°N 20.96806°E / 44.36333; 20.96806 (Skyscraper "Uzor")

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List of tallest buildings in Balkans

Notes and references[]

Notes:

^ Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008. Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states are said to have recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.

References:

^ Vatra ognjišta (in Serbian)
^ Div – dimnjak u Čatićima Archived 6 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine (in Serbian)
^ "Zgodovina" (in Slovenian). Termoelektrarne Šoštanj. Archived from the original on 9 October 2011. Retrieved 29 April 2018.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b "Tabela tehničnih podatkov za bloka 4 in 5" (in Slovenian). Termoelektrarne Šoštanj. Archived from the original on 9 October 2011. Retrieved 29 April 2018.
^ "Ekologija". Ers.ba. Archived from the original on 7 October 2011. Retrieved 12 March 2012.
^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 9 February 1997. Retrieved 1 September 2010.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
^ Informacije o emisionom centru Bjelasica Archived 7 October 2010 at the Wayback Machine (in Serbian)
^ "Zgodovina". Jh-lj.si. Archived from the original on 3 March 2012. Retrieved 12 March 2012.
^ "Termoelektrarna Toplarna Ljubljana - www.te-tol.si » Pogosta vprašanja". te-tol.si. 19 November 2008. Retrieved 12 March 2012.
^ [1] Archived 9 October 2011 at the Wayback Machine
^ "Oddajni center KRVAVEC :: Prvi interaktivni multimedijski portal, MMC RTV Slovenija". Rtvslo.si. Retrieved 12 March 2012.

[status-2] Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008. Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states are said to have recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.

[1] Vatra ognjišta (in Serbian)

[3] Div – dimnjak u Čatićima Archived 6 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine (in Serbian)

[4] "Zgodovina" (in Slovenian). Termoelektrarne Šoštanj. Archived from the original on 9 October 2011. Retrieved 29 April 2018.

[te-sostanj1-5] Jump up to: ^a ^b "Tabela tehničnih podatkov za bloka 4 in 5" (in Slovenian). Termoelektrarne Šoštanj. Archived from the original on 9 October 2011. Retrieved 29 April 2018.

[6] "Ekologija". Ers.ba. Archived from the original on 7 October 2011. Retrieved 12 March 2012.

[7] "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 9 February 1997. Retrieved 1 September 2010.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

[8] Informacije o emisionom centru Bjelasica Archived 7 October 2010 at the Wayback Machine (in Serbian)

[9] "Zgodovina". Jh-lj.si. Archived from the original on 3 March 2012. Retrieved 12 March 2012.

[10] "Termoelektrarna Toplarna Ljubljana - www.te-tol.si » Pogosta vprašanja". te-tol.si. 19 November 2008. Retrieved 12 March 2012.

[11] [1] Archived 9 October 2011 at the Wayback Machine

[12] "Oddajni center KRVAVEC :: Prvi interaktivni multimedijski portal, MMC RTV Slovenija". Rtvslo.si. Retrieved 12 March 2012.

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