Okrug Zapadna Bačka

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Zapadnobački okrug
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Situation in Serbia
State : Serbia
Area : 2,420 km²
Residents : 187,581 (2011)
Capital : Sombor
The four opštine of the okrug Zapadna Bačka
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Zapadna Backa or Western Backa ( serb. Zapadno-Bački okrug or Западно-Бачки округ , Hungarian. Nyugat-Bácskai körzet , slowak. Západnobáčsky okres , kroat. Zapadnobački okrug , rum. Districtul Backa de Vest ) is a Serbian administrative district in the western part of the Vojvodina . It borders Croatia to the west and Hungary to the north . The administrative seat is the city of Sombor .

population

According to the 2011 census, this district has 187,581 inhabitants.

At the 2002 census, the Serbs made up the majority of the population (62%), other ethnic groups were Magyars , Bunjewatzen , Croats , Russians , Slovaks , Montenegrins and others.

structure

The okrug includes the following opštine (municipalities):

Culture and economy

Sombor is a city with a rich cultural tradition. The Roman Catholic Church, the Franciscan Monastery from the 18th century , the Perish House from the early 19th century , the large and small Orthodox Church in Stapar are monuments that bear witness to the long history of this city.

Nowadays, Sombor has an area of ​​1,000 km² of agricultural land, so agriculture plays an important role in this district, as does livestock.

The economic focus of the district is on metal processing (Bane) , the Sombor battery factory, the Zrvena Zastava car factory , the Dunav shipyard and the food industry ( Sunce and Somboled ).

The district is also developed through inland waterways of the Danube-Tisza-Danube canal system, especially the Great Batschka Canal .

Largest localities

(Status: 2002 census)

local community Serbian Cyrillic
Notation
Residents
Sombor Сомбор 50,950
Apatin Апатин 19,289
Kula Кула 19,293
Crvenka Црвенка 10.153
Odžaci Оџаци 9,832
Sivac Сивац 8,987
Kljajićevo Кљајићево 6.004
Bezdan Бездан 5,263
Ruski Krstur Руски Крстур 5,196
Sonta Сонта 4,994
Karavukovo Каравуково 4,990
Stanisic Станишић 4,799
Prigrevica Пригревица 4,786
Čonoplja Чонопља 4,377
Ratkovo Ратково 4.110

See also

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