Banatski Dvor

Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Petka

Banatski Dvor ( Serbian Cyrillic Банатски Двор; Hungarian: since 1867 Szőlősudvarnok previously Törzsudvarnok; German: Rogendorf ) is a place in the Opština Žitište in Vojvodina (Serbia). The place was loud census in 2002 1263 inhabitants.

Geography

Banatski Dvor is northwest of the city Žitište. Through the village, the road between Zrenjanin and the Romanian city of Timisoara.

History

The first mention find Banatski Dvor under the name Udvarnok in 1332 This is followed by the mention in the 14th and 15th centuries as Selešudvarnok ' (Hungarian: Szőlősudvarnok ). . Thus, the site ranks in the list of the oldest towns in Banat.

1921 began the migration of Serbian settlers from Trebinje, Bileća and Glamoč. This gave it the name Banatski Dvor.

Economy

The place where there is a large gas supply, which, according to the joint venture founded in 2010 by the Serbian gas company Srbijagas and the Russian company Gazprom was launched in October 2011 and is to be connected to the natural gas pipeline South Stream.

Demography

In the village live 987 adult residents whose average age of 38.7 years is ( 40.6 in the female population and 38.8 in males ). In the 429 households on average 2.94 people live. Statistics from 2002 show, with about 47 % on a brief Serbian majority. Since 1948, the population fell from 2177 at that time by almost half.