Aleksinac

Aleksinac ( serb. Алексинац [ aɫɛksinat͡s ] ) is a city and municipality in Serbia, in the district of Nis. The city has 17,171 inhabitants and the municipality 57 749 ( 2002 census ).

The village Aleksinac was first mentioned in 1516 in a list of Ottoman settlements in the Sanjak of Kruševac. The city's name derives from a legend, probably by the owner of a coffee house named Aleks.

Through the town, the rivers flow Moravica and the South Morava. The lying near Reservoir Bovan used for water supply in the region.

Towns and villages of the municipality

• Aleksinac
• Aleksinački Bujmir
• Aleksinački Rudnik
• Bankovac
• Beli Breg
• Belja
• Bobovište
• Bovan
• Bradarac
• Vakup
• Veliki Drenovac
• Vitkovac
• Vrelo
• Vrćenovica
• Vukanja

• Vukašinovac
• Glogovica
• Golešnica
• Gornja Peščanica
• Gornje Suhotno
• Gornji Adrovac
• Gornji Krupac
• Gornji Ljubeš
• Gredetin
• Grejač
• Dašnica
• Deligrad
• Dobrujevac
• Donja Peščanica
• Donje Suhotno

• Donji Adrovac
• Donji Krupac
• Donji Ljubeš
• Draževac
• Žitkovac
• Jakovlje
• Jasenje
• Kamenica
• Katun
• Koprivnica
• Korman
• Kraljevo
• Krušje
• Kulina
• Lipovac

• Loznac
• Loćika
• Luzane
• Ljupten
• Mali Drenovac
• Mozgovo
• Moravac
• Moravski Bujmir
• Nozrina
• Porodin
• Prekonozi
• Prćilovica
• Prugovac
• Radevce
• Rsovac

• Rutevac
• Srezovac
• Stanci
• Stublina
• Subotinac
• Tešica
• Trnjane
• Cicina
• Crna Bara
• Cesta
• Čukurovac
• Suric

Twin Cities

• Eana Greece, Greece
• Hisarya Bulgaria, Bulgaria
• Greece Lavris, Greece
• Greece Patras, Greece
• Sampolitio Greece, Greece
• Verona Greece, Greece
• Slovenia Zagorje ob Savi, Slovenia

• Place in Okrug Nis
• Opština Aleksinac