Male Srakane

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Satellite image of Vele Srakane (bigger) and Male Srakane (smaller)
Satellite image of Vele Srakane (bigger) and Male Srakane (smaller)

Male Srakane is an island in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea, which is situated between Lošinj, Unije and Susak, just south of Vele Srakane.

[edit] Name

During the Austro-Hungarian Empire (until end of WW I) the two islands were called Klein- und Gross-Kanidol.

[edit] Inhabitants

According to statistics it has a current, reported population of just 9 people, of which most of them only reside temporarily on the island in the summer. The inhabitants usually make a living from fishing and agriculture.

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Inhabited Islands of Croatia
Biševo • Brač • Cres • Drvenik Mali • Drvenik Veliki • Dugi Otok • Hvar • Ilovik • Ist • Iž • Kaprije • Koločep • Kornat • Korčula • Krapanj • Krk • Lastovo • Lopud • Lošinj • Male Srakane • Mljet • Molat • Murter • Olib • Pag • Pašman • Premuda • Prvić • Rab • Rava • Rivanj • Sestrunj • Silba • Susak • Sveti Andrija • Ugljan • Unije • Vele Srakane • Vir • Vis • Vrgada • Zlarin • Zverinac • Čiovo • Šipan • Šolta • Žirje
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