Kolakovići is a rural settlement located in the municipality of Olovo, within the Zenica-Doboj Canton of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The term is not widely recognized as a major subject in global encyclopedic literature, and detailed information regarding its history, economy, or culture is limited.
According to the 1991 census conducted in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, the village had a total population of 271 inhabitants. The ethnic composition at that time was predominantly Bosniak (then recorded as Muslims), who comprised 269 of the residents. Following the regional conflicts and administrative changes of the 1990s, the 2013 census of Bosnia and Herzegovina reported that the population had decreased to 159 individuals, all of whom were identified as Bosniaks.
The settlement is situated in the mountainous terrain characteristic of the Olovo municipality, an area known for its dense forests and the convergence of several river systems that form the Krivaja River. Due to a lack of specialized documentation or historical accounts, there is Insufficient Encyclopedic Information to provide further details on specific local developments, infrastructure, or historical events unique to this settlement.