Leštane , in Serb Cyrillic Лештане, is a locality of Serbia located in the municipaity of Grocka, district of Belgrade. In 2002, it counted: 8492 inhabitants, of which a majority of Serb.
Leštane is located at 15 km in the east of Belgrade to the confluence of the Kaluđerički potok and the river Bolečica. In Serb, the name of the city means " the thicket of noisetiers".
Presentation
Leštane knows a population growth among fastest of the suburbs of
Belgrade (: 6681 inhabitants in
1991). In spite of that, the city is still classified among the rural localities. This growth is in particular due to an surge of immigrants coming from the
Kosovo. According to the statistical estimates, the city would count today some: 15000 inhabitants. The living conditions of these new arrivals are sometimes rudimentary.
Novo Naselje
Novo Naselje (into Cyrillic:
НовоНасеље , the " news localité") indicate the part is of Leštane, located at the same time on the
Smederevski could and
Kružni could . This zone, in full expansion, connects from now on Leštane in
Kaluđerica (and consequently in Belgrade),
Vinča and
Boleč. In the years
2000, Leštane started to extend to the west in direction from Bubanj Potok.
Demography
Historical evolution of the population
In 2007, the population of Leštane was estimated at: 9395 inhabitants.
Répartitition of the population (2002)
- Serb: : 8138 (95,83%)
- Yugoslav: 48 (0,56%)
- Montenegrins: 47 (0,55%)
- Macedonians: 46 (0,54%)
- Moslem (nationality): 29 (0,34%)
- Bosnian: 22 (0,25%)
- Croatian: 14 (0,16%)
- Bulgares: 14 (0,16%)
- Roms: 11 (0,12%)
- Rumanian: 4 (0,04%)
- Hungarian: 3 (0,03%)
- Slovenien: 1 (0,01%)
- Slovak: 1 (0,01%)
- Russian: 1 (0,01%)
- German: 1 (0,01%)
- Wallachian: 1 (0,01%)
- Others.
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