Stari Žednik

Stari Zednik (Cyrillic Стари Жедник, Croatian, Zednik, Hungarian: Nagyfény ) is a small place in northern Serbia, in the province of Vojvodina, in the district Okrug Severna Bačka. It is located south of Subotica.

Population

Stari Zednik has 2,230 inhabitants ( 2002). The relative majority represent the Croats ( an entity belonging to the Bunjewatzen ethnic minority group ). Together with the residents who declare themselves only as Bunjewatzen, they soon form the main group.

Ethnicities

Composition of the population by ethnic origin, according to the 2002 census:

  • Croats ( 32.60 %)
  • Hungary ( 25.83 %)
  • Bunjewatzen ( 14.66% )
  • Serbs ( 11.12% )
  • Yugoslavs ( 6.23% )

Population Development

Credentials

  • Slobodan Ćurčić, Broj stanovnika Vojvodina, Novi Sad, 1996.

Bajmok | Backi Vinogradi | Bačko Dušanovo | Bikovo | Gornji Tavankut | Donji Tavankut | Hajdukovo | Kelebija | Ljutovo | Mala Bosna | Mišićevo | Novi Zednik | Palic | Stari Zednik | Subotica | Višnjevac | Cantavir | Đurđin | Supljak

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  • Place in the Opština Subotica
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