Mokranje

Mokranje (Cyrillic: Мокрање ) is a village in the Opština Negotin in Bor district in the east of Serbia.

History and name

Mokranje is a village which has arisen from the villages Visoka, Barbasa, Rušanja, Sokolovica and Romanje in the 16th century. Mokranje owes its name to the moist soil of this area ( serb. Mokro, dt wet). The village was renamed in the 19th century in Milanovo, by Miloš Obrenović. After the end of his reign, the original name was adopted again.

Population

The 2002 census revealed that have settled in the village Mokranje 710 people.

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Aleksandrovac | Braćevac | Brestovac | Bukovce | Crnomasnica | Dupljane | Dušanovac | Jabukovac | Jasenica | Karbulovo | Kobišnica | Kovilovo | Mala Kamenica | Malajnica | Miloševo | Mihajlovac | Mokranje | Negotin | Plavna | Popovica | Prahovo | Radujevac | Rajac | Rečka | Rogljevo | Samarinovac | Sikole | Slatina | Smedovac | Srbovo | Tamnič | Trnjane | Urovica | Veljkovo | Vidrovac | Vratna | Cubra | Sarkamen | Štubik

  • Place in the Opština Negotin
Vehicle registration plates of Serbia Serbian language Aleksandrovac (Negotin) Brestovac (Negotin) Dupljane (Negotin) Jabukovac, Negotin Jasenica (Negotin) Kovilovo (Negotin) Mihajlovac (Negotin) Plavna (Negotin) Popovica (Negotin) Rajac (Negotin) Samarinovac (Negotin) Slatina (Negotin) Trnjane (Negotin)
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