Rasina District

Rasina District

Расински округ
Rasina District Расински округ
Administrative district of Serbia
	Images from the Rasina District
	Location of district in Serbia
	Coordinates: 43°35′N 21°19′E / 43.583°N 21.317°E
Country	Serbia
Administrative center	Kruševac
Government
• Commissioner	Branislav Vesić
Area
• Total	2,667 km2 (1,030 sq mi)
Population (2022)
• Total	207,197
• Density	90.7/km2 (235/sq mi)
ISO 3166 code	RS-19
Municipalities	5 and 1 city
Settlements	296
- Cities and towns	5
- Villages	291
Website	rasinskiokrug.org.rs

The Rasina District (Serbian: Расински округ, romanized: Rasinski okrug, pronounced [rǎsiːnskiː ôkruːɡ]) is one of administrative districts of Serbia. It lies in the central part of the country. According to the 2022 census results, it has a population of 207,197 inhabitants. The administrative center of the Rasina District is the city of Kruševac.

History

The present-day administrative districts (including Rasina District) were established in 1992 by the decree of the Government of Serbia.

Cities and municipalities

The Rasina District encompasses one city and five municipalities:

Kruševac (city)
Aleksandrovac (municipality)
Brus (municipality)
Ćićevac (municipality)
Trstenik (municipality)
Varvarin (municipality)

Demographics

Historical population
Year	Pop.	±% p.a.
1948	225,212	—
1953	240,876	+1.35%
1961	251,575	+0.54%
1971	265,521	+0.54%
1981	281,455	+0.58%
1991	283,108	+0.06%
2002	259,441	−0.79%
2011	241,999	−0.77%
2022	207,197	−1.40%
Source: ^[2]

Towns

There are two towns with over 10,000 inhabitants.

Kruševac: 53,746
Trstenik: 13,476

Ethnic structure


Ethnicity	Population^[1]	Percentage
Serbs	195,817	94.5%
Roma	2,725	1.3%
Others	1,648	0.8%
Undeclared/Unknown	7,007	3.4%

References

^ ^a ^b "Ethnicity - Data by municipalities and cities" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2023-04-28.
^ "2011 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in the Republic of Serbia" (PDF). stat.gov.rs. Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. Retrieved 11 January 2017.

Note: All official material made by Government of Serbia is public by law. Information was taken from www.srbija.gov.rs.

External links

Official website

[auto-1] "Ethnicity - Data by municipalities and cities" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2023-04-28.

[2] "2011 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in the Republic of Serbia" (PDF). stat.gov.rs. Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. Retrieved 11 January 2017.

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v t e Cities, towns and villages in the Rasina District
Kruševac	Bošnjanе Begovo Brdo Bela Voda Belasica Bivolje Bovan Bojince Boljevac Brajkovac Bukovica Buci Velika Kruševica Velika Lomnica Veliki Kupci Veliki Šiljegovac Veliko Golovode Veliko Krušince Vitanovac Vratare Vučak Gavez Gaglovo Gari Globare Globoder Gornji Stepoš Grevci Grkljane Dvorane Dedina Dobromir Doljane Donji Stepoš Đunis Žabare Zdravinje Zebica Zubovac Jablanica Jasika Jošje Kamenare Kaonik Kapidžija Kobilje Komorane Konjuh Koševi Krvavica Kukljin Lazarevac Lazarica Lipovac Lovci Lukavac Ljubava Majdevo Makrešane Mala Vrbnica Mala Reka Mali Kupci Mali Šiljegovac Malo Golovode Malo Krušince Mačkovac Meševo Modrica Mudrakovac Naupare Padež Pakašnica Parunovac Pasjak Pepeljevac Petina Pozlata Poljaci Ribare Ribarska Banja Rlica Rosica Sebečevac Sezemče Slatina Srndalje Srnje Stanci Suvaja Sušica Tekija Trebotin Trmčare Ćelije Cerova Crkvina Čitluk Šavrane Šanac Šašilovac Šogolj Štitare
Varvarin	Bačina Bošnjane Cernica Donji Katun Donji Krčin Gornji Katun Gornji Krčin Izbenica Karanovac Mala Kruševica Marenovo Maskare Obrež Orašje Pajkovac Parcane Suvaja Toljevac Varvarin Zalogovac
Trstenik	Bogdanje Božurevac Bresno Polje Brezovica Bučje Čairi Donja Crnišava Donja Omašnica Donji Dubič Donji Ribnik Dublje Golubovac Gornja Crnišava Gornja Omašnica Gornji Dubič Gornji Ribnik Grabovac Jasikovica Kamenjača Levići Loboder Lopaš Lozna Mala Drenova Mala Sugubina Medveđa Mijajlovac Milutovac Odžaci Okruglica Osaonica Pajsak Planinica Počekovina Poljna Popina Prnjavor Rajinac Riđevštica Riljac Rujišnik Selište Stari Trstenik Stopanja Stragari Stublica Tobolac Ugljarevo Velika Drenova Veluće
Ćićevac	Braljina Grad Stalać Lučina Mojsinje Mrzenica Pločnik Pojate Stalać Trubarevo
Aleksandrovac	Bobote Boturići Bratići Bzenice Dašnica Dobroljubci Donja Zleginja Donje Rataje Donji Stupanj Donji Vratari Drenča Garevina Gornja Zleginja Gornje Rataje Gornji Stupanj Gornji Vratari Grčak Jelakci Kožetin Koznica Laćisled Latkovac Lesenovci Leskovica Ljubinci Mrmoš Novaci Panjevac Parčin Pleš Ploča Popovci Puhovac Raklja Rogavčina Rokci Rudenice Ržanica Šljivovo Stanjevo Starci Strmenica Stubal Subotica Trnavci Tržac Tuleš Velika Vrbnica Velja Glava Venčac Vitkovo Vranštica Vražogrnci Vrbnica
Brus	Batote Belo Polje Blaževo Bogiše Bozoljin Boranci Botunja Brđani Brzeće Budilovina Velika Grabovnica Vitoše Vlajkovci Gornje Leviće Gornji Lipovac Grad Gradac Graševci Domiševina Donje Leviće Donji Lipovac Drenova Drtevci Dupci Đerekari Žarevo Žilinci Žiljci Žunje Zlatari Igroš Iričići Kneževo Kobilje Kovizla Kovioci Kočine Kriva Reka Lepenac Livađe Mala Vrbnica Mala Grabovnica Milentija Osredci Paljevštica Ravni Ravnište Radmanovo Radunje Razbojna Ribari Stanuloviće Strojinci Sudimlja Tršanovci Čokotar Šošiće
Municipalities and cities of Serbia

v t e Administrative districts of Serbia
Bor Braničevo Central Banat Jablanica Kolubara Mačva Moravica Nišava North Bačka North Banat Pčinja Pirot Podunavlje Pomoravlje Rasina Raška South Bačka South Banat Srem Šumadija Toplica West Bačka Zaječar Zlatibor Kosovo^a Kosovo-Pomoravlje^a Kosovska Mitrovica^a Peć^a Prizren^a
^a Kosovo declared independence in 2008 but is claimed by Serbia as part of its territory.