English: Fixed some detail, used overlaid Sandzak, Backa & Syrmium regions so it's much more accurate now. Pink coloring denotes regions claimed by Greater Croatian proponents. Current country borders are black, regional borders (only those that are relevant to the article) are grey.

Comment

Map is still wrong:) Croatian-Slovenian border in Istria is 20 kilometars southern that it should be (Umag and Savudrija are in Croatia, hej!) And borders of eastern Srijem are not correct (Zemun and Novi Beograd are part of Srijem, too).

I fixed the Istria issue, but keep in mind that this map is just a general illustration of the point in question, nothing more. Also, I don't think Belgrade region was ever claimed as a part of Greater Croatia (although anything is possible I guess) so I left it out. --Dr.Gonzo 10:52, 13 March 2007 (UTC)

My map at home has Croatia and Italy touching, so the Greater Croatia map on this page needs to cover a slice of Slovenia for that to be happening. The rest of the map is proportionate to the one I have. Plus doesn't it seem odd to anyone that on this map is no Slovenian territory claimed?