The thesis investigates the Murter hodonymy, the hodonymy of the town Murter on the island of Murter. The corpus consists of 140 hodonyms is divided according to the motivation. The first part of the paper provides an insight into the historical and urban development of Murter town and some characterictis of Murter’s speech. The central part of the paper gives an overview of hodonyms and their onomastic description. This review includes the names of local districts used in unofficial communication. The specificity of Murter hodonymy is an extremely pronounced local identity, that is why Murter hodonymy is compared with other similar works. The paper also describes the change of hodonym names that occurred due to democratic changes and the identity features of Murter hodonymy. The final part of the paper presents the results of a survey questionnaire intended exclusively for Murter residents, which explored: knowledge of motivation in hodonym names, dialectal and official character in use and mastery of the language norm in writing hodonyms.