Bosnia and Herzegovina is situated in the western Balkans, part of Southeastern Europe.
A narrow 20 km (12 mi) Adriatic Sea coastline at Neum provides its only sea access, splitting Croatia's Dalmatian coast.
44°00′N, 18°00′E (approximate center near Sarajevo).
It is landlocked except for the Neum corridor. The terrain is mountainous (Dinaric Alps), with the Sava River forming much of the northern border with Croatia. Neighboring capitals: Zagreb (Croatia), Belgrade (Serbia), Podgorica (Montenegro).