Homolje
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Homolje is a settlement in Yugoslavia.
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In the elder days this space was inhabited by various tribes. Ilyirians, Dacians, Thracians, Tribali, then came Celts, Romans, Goths and Sas. Slovens came in the middle of 6th century Ottoman conquer of this area has increased migration to the north. After the great migration of Serbs to the north (to Hungary and St.Andrea) a new settlers came - Kosovo population (Serbs and Montenegrians)
A vast majority of Homolje population are Vlachs of Daco-Roman origin. There are very few written documents about population of Homolje.
Population, density by the Census from year 2002.
Populated places : Size (km²) : Number of inhabitants : Density
1. Žagubica 189,84 3197 17 2. Laznica 74,81 2440 33 3. Krepoljin 47,80 1958 41 4. Suvi do 91,33 1365 15 5. Osanica 66,52 1281 19 6. Sige 19,84 935 47 7. Milatovac 22,16 913 41 8. Krupaja 25,52 766 30 9. Jošanica 36.10 708 20 10. Milanovac 16,47 595 36 11. Selište 61,00 567 9 12. Ribare 19,08 542 28 13. Vukovac 22,95 519 23 14. Bliznak 20,41 412 20 15. Izvarica 18,93 396 21 16. Breznica 22,37 244 11 17. Medveđica 4,76 46 10
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Although rather isolated,rural and mountain area, a small group of dedicated young people managed to bring high-speed wireless broadband internet across Homolian mountain range last year. Now they struggle to acquire even bigger goal,preparing the necessity measurements for building a first wind energy power plant in this region. More about it on datasphere clean energy info about Homolie
[edit] Links
Wikimapia link for Homolje[1]
