Primorski Dolac

Primorski Dolac is the region and seat of the municipality of the identical call in Croatia placed in Dalmatinska Zagora, or the westernmost part of the Split-Dalmatia County. It stretches inside the valley among mountains Trovro and Praca. The status of the municipality was received in 1997. Archaeological findings suggest that Primorski Dolac was inhabited with the aid of Croats even earlier than Turkish rule. According to the give up, the settlement of the Primorska Doc started out inside the 17th century, and the parish books were kept from the start of the 18th century. Railway Split-Siveric was positioned into circulate in 1877.

One of the bases for the construction of that railway line become placed in Primorski Doc in Bakovici. This constructing exists nowadays, and it's miles called the House of the Friars because it has been inhabited through a pastor for years. Primorski Dolac turned into first referred to as Suhi Dolac or Suhi Dol. The call Primorski became given while water pipes arrived to Suh Doc round 1927. Since 1828 the area of ​​the municipality has been part of the Diocese of Sibenik.