This thesis, based on field research (January – June 2022), represents Central Dalmatian parish Čvrljevo. Special about this location is the fact that this parish connects two areas of Central Dalmatia that are non-marine. Within the parish, there are a few places administratively connected to Šibenik-Knin County (Čvrljevo, Utore Gornje and Vinovo Gornje) and a few connected to Split-Dalmatia County (Kladnjice and Divojevići). All of these places (Čvrljevo, Utore Gornje, Vinovo Gornje, Kladnjice and Divojevići) are included in this thesis and are connected because they belong to the same Parish. The thesis is focused on presenting linguistic and cultural characteristics of the Parish. Linguistic description of the area is presented in the first part of the thesis, paying special attention to onomastic description, and cultural heritage, specially connected to religious ceremonies, is presented in the second part of the thesis. Taking into consideration that this culturally and linguistically astonishing area has marked a significant decrease in population and there are not a lot of indigenous speakers left, the main goal of the thesis is to represent two important distinctive features (language and culture) of parish Čvrljevo in regards to adjacent Central Dalmatian non-marine areas. Field work, noting, recording and ultimately analysis of the collected information about language and culture have been the main tasks of the thesis. The newest information collected in parish Čvrljevo are included in the thesis and the conducted analysis is therefore a contribution to an even better understanding of linguistic and cultural peculiarities of always inspirational and never fully researched Central Dalmatian non-marine areas.