In the conditions of specific topographic and climatic characteristics and scarce natural resources, which mark the coastal slope od northern Velebit, people in prehistoric times had made great effort in order to shape and recreate the landcape according to their needs and requirements, which had been subjected to a constant challenge of insuring their own existence. The consequences of a continous interaction between a man and the natural habitat in prehistory are different indicators of human interventions which manifest as constitutive elements of the prehistoric cultural landcape, which are chronologically and functionally different. Research methodology of this paper is based on processing of the data systemized in the GIS database and collected through field surveys, literature review, analysis of the topographic and historical maps and interpretation of satellite and aerial images. In this paper 28 prehistoric sites, categorized into hillforts, sepulchral sites, caves and other sites with traces of prehistoric activities, have been determined, analized nad thoroughly described. In evaluation of the data, special attention has been paid to the environmental variables and other factors that have impacted on the choice of position, as well as on the ways of using the landscape, its dinamic formation and development during prehistory.