Paštrić
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Village in Kolubara District, Serbia
Paštrić | |
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Village (Selo) | |
Country | ![]() |
District | Kolubara District |
Municipality | Mionica |
Time zone | UTC+1 (CET) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC+2 (CEST) |
Paštrić is a village situated in the Mionica municipality of Serbia.[1]
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References
- ^ Institut national d'études démographique (INED) Archived 2014-07-02 at the Wayback Machine
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Cities, towns and villages in the Kolubara District
- Babina Luka
- Bačevci
- Balinović
- Belić
- Beloševac
- Beomužević
- Blizonje
- Bobova
- Bogatić
- Brangović
- Brankovina
- Brezovice
- Bujačić
- Degurić
- Divci
- Divčibare
- Donja Bukovica
- Donje Leskovice
- Dračić
- Dupljaj
- Gola Glava
- Gorić
- Gornja Bukovica
- Gornja Grabovica
- Gornje Leskovice
- Jasenica
- Jazovik
- Joševa
- Jovanja
- Klanica
- Klinci
- Kotešica
- Kovačice
- Kozličić
- Kunice
- Lelić
- Loznica
- Lukavac
- Majinović
- Mijači
- Miličinica
- Mrčić
- Oglađenovac
- Osladić
- Paklje
- Paune
- Petnica
- Popučke
- Pričević
- Prijezdić
- Rabas
- Rađevo Selo
- Ravnje
- Rebelj
- Rovni
- Sandalj
- Sedlari
- Sitarice
- Sovač
- Stanina Reka
- Stapar
- Strmna Gora
- Stubo
- Sušica
- Suvodanje
- Taor
- Tubravić
- Tupanci
- Valjevska Kamenica
- Veselinovac
- Vlaščić
- Vragočanica
- Vujinovača
- Zabrdica
- Zarube
- Zlatarić
- Žabari
- Banjani
- Bogdanovica
- Brezovica
- Brgule
- Crvena Jabuka
- Čučuge
- Dokmir
- Gunjevac
- Gvozdenović
- Joševa
- Kalenić
- Kalinovac
- Kožuar
- Kršna Glava
- Liso Polje
- Lončanik
- Milorci
- Mugraš
- Novaci
- Paljuvi
- Pambukovica
- Radljevo
- Raduša
- Ruklada
- Šarbane
- Slatina
- Sovljak
- Stublenica
- Takovo
- Trlić
- Trnjaci
- Tulari
- Tvrdojevac
- Vrelo
- Vrhovine
- Vukona
- Zvizdar
- Bajevac
- Bogovađa
- Ćelije
- Donji Lajkovac
- Jabučje
- Lajkovac (selo)
- Mali Borak
- Markova Crkva
- Nepričava
- Pepeljevac
- Pridvorica
- Ratkovac
- Rubribreza
- Skobalj
- Slovac
- Stepanje
- Strmovo
- Vračević
- Berkovac
- Brežđe
- Bukovac
- Donji Mušić
- Dučić
- Đurđevac
- Golubac
- Gornji Lajkovac
- Gornji Mušić
- Gunjica
- Klašnić
- Ključ
- Komanice
- Krčmar
- Maljević
- Mionica (selo)
- Mratišić
- Nanomir
- Osečenica
- Paštrić
- Planinica
- Popadić
- Radobić
- Rajković
- Rakari
- Robaje
- Sanković
- Struganik
- Šušeoka
- Tabanović
- Todorin Do
- Tolić
- Velika Marišta
- Virovac
- Vrtiglav
Municipalities or cities of Serbia
44°13′46″N 20°06′01″E / 44.2294°N 20.1003°E / 44.2294; 20.1003
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