• Belgrade Fortress
• Stare Slike Zemuna Gornja Varos D

Is a small town and a of, the capital of. It is located in Belgrade's of, on the western slope of the mountain, in the valley of the river, over 15 kilometers south of downtown Belgrade, it is located in the Low, the neighboring plateau is named after the town. Pinosava is statistically classified as an urban settlement; the population has been fluctuating in the last several decades. Population of Pinosava according to the official censuses of population.

1971: 2,631 1981: 2,837 1991: 2,645 2002: 2,839 2011: 3,151Ethnic structure: according to the census of 2002, the make 2,781 or 98% of the population. Is an, the capital of.

Belgrade Fortress

It is located in the of. Zemun Polje is located on both railway and highway Belgrade-Novi Sad, halfway between the western section of urban Zemun. For decades outside the urban section of, since the late 1990s it made urban connection with the extended industrial zone of on the east (through the neighborhood of and the fast developing neighborhood of on the south.

Gornja Dragusa 18425 Gornja Lisina 17538 Gornja Sabanta 34206 Gornja Toplica 14243 Gornja Toponica 18202 Gornja Trepca 32215 Gornji Banjani 32306. Nova Varos 31320 Novi Banovci 22304 Novi Becej 23272 Novi Bracun 37216 Novi Itebej 23236 Novi Karlovci 22322.

Stare Slike Zemuna Gornja Varos D

Despite originally being built outside the urban zone of Belgrade it was intended as a neighborhood of Belgrade, not as a separate settlement; the neighborhood of Kamendin was built in the late 1990s, directly adjoining the western section of Zemun Polje. The geometrically shaped neighborhood is residential, with its own railway station in the south; the Corn Institute Zemun Polje has a worldwide reputation in creating corn hybrids. The local community had a population of 17,391 in 2011.Školsko is the oldest section of Zemun Polje located in its south-west extension.

It consists of pavilions with some estimated 500 inhabitants in 2013; the settlement developed in 1953 for the employees of the Corn Institute. It was only in the early 2000s that some of the communal infrastructure was introduced, like the pavement, street lights and sewerage; the name means “School Property” in Serbian. In 1963, a tractor, plowing the land in the vicinity of Školsko Dobro's central building began digging up on the surface the old coins, head of a sculpture, pottery pieces and numerous other objects; the National Museum in Zemun was notified and archaeologists examined the site. It was concluded. Unknown settlement was squarely shaped with the sides of 3 km and, at the time of discovery, was the largest known 'outer ' of Roman.