Vojvodina - Wojwodina

Vojvodina
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Capital city	Novi Sad
Currency	Serbian Dinar
Surface	21 506
Population	1 931 809
Tongue	Serbian, Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian, Ruthenian, Croatian
religion	Orthodoxy
Internet domain	.rs
Time zone	1
Time zone	1

Vojvodina - an autonomous district in the north Serbia, inhabited by 1.93 million inhabitants (2011), mainly Serbs (66% of the population) and Hungarians (13%). The capital of Vojvodina is Novi Sad, other major cities are Pančevo, Subotica, Zrenjanin. It covers the Serbian parts of the historical regions of Baczka, Banat and Srem.

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Geography

The area of ​​Vojvodina is part of the Great Hungarian Plain, the remains of the Pannonian Sea. Originally, the plain was a forested steppe, and the only evidence of this are two areas that used to be islands in the Pannonian Sea: Fruška gora and the Deliblatska peščara desert [1]. In contrast to the upland and mountainous areas of Central Serbia, the terrain in Vojvodina is flat, with the exception of two mountain ranges: Fruška gora and Vršačke planine in its Danube part. The main rivers here are the Danube and the Tisza; They divide Vojvodina into three lands: Bačka (Baczka), Banat and Srem (Syrmia).

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• Novi Sad
• Subotica
• Zrenjanin
• Pančevo
• Kikinda
• Sremska Mitrovica
• Sombor

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