Grušić

Grušić

Грушић (Serbian)
Grušić; Грушић (Serbian)
Village (Selo)
	Grušić
	Coordinates: 44°37′51″N19°34′01″E / 44.63083°N 19.56694°E
Country	Serbia
District	Mačva District
Municipality	Šabac
Population (2002)
• Total	874
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)

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Grušić (Serbian Cyrillic : Грушић) is a village in the municipality of Šabac, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 874 people.^[1]

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References

↑ Popis stanovništva, domaćinstava i Stanova 2002. Knjiga 1: Nacionalna ili etnička pripadnost po naseljima. Republika Srbija, Republički zavod za statistiku Beograd 2003. ISBN 86-84433-00-9

Coordinates: 44°37′51″N19°34′01″E / 44.63083°N 19.56694°E / 44.63083; 19.56694

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[1] Popis stanovništva, domaćinstava i Stanova 2002. Knjiga 1: Nacionalna ili etnička pripadnost po naseljima. Republika Srbija, Republički zavod za statistiku Beograd 2003. ISBN 86-84433-00-9

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v t e Šabac Municipality
Settlements	Šabac (seat) Bela Reka Bogosavac Bojić Bukor Cerovac Culjković Desić Dobrić Drenovac Duvanište Dvorište Gornja Vranjska Grušić Jelenča Jevremovac Korman Krivaja Lipolist Mačvanski Pričinović Mačvanski Prnjavor Majur Mala Vranjska Maovi Metlić Miloševac Miokus Mišar Mrđenovac Nakučani Orašac Orid Petkovica Petlovača Pocerski Metković Pocerski Pričinović Predvorica Radovašnica Ribari Rumska Ševarice Sinošević Skrađani Slatina Slepčević Štitar Tabanović Varna Volujac Žabar Zablaće Zminjak
History	Battle of Mišar
Buildings and landmarks	Šabac Fortress Drina Sava
Places of worship	Eparchy of Šabac Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Dobrić Church of the Transfiguration, Krivaja
Culture	RTV Šabac Sele Jovanović elementary school
Economy	Elixir Group Hesteel Serbia
Sport	FK Mačva Šabac VK Šabac RK Metaloplastika OKK Šabac ŽKK Šabac

v t e Cities, towns and villages in the Mačva District
Šabac	Bela Reka Bogosavac Bojić Bukor Cerovac Culjković Desić Dobrić Drenovac Duvanište Dvorište Gornja Vranjska Grušić Jelenča Jevremovac Korman Krivaja Lipolist Mačvanski Pričinović Mačvanski Prnjavor Majur Mala Vranjska Maovi Metlić Miloševac Miokus Mišar Mrđenovac Nakučani Orašac Orid Petkovica Petlovača Pocerski Metković Pocerski Pričinović Predvorica Radovašnica Ribari Rumska Ševarice Sinošević Skrađani Slatina Slepčević Štitar Tabanović Varna Volujac Žabar Zablaće Zminjak
Loznica	Banja Koviljača Baščeluci Bradić Brezjak Brnjac Veliko Selo Voćnjak Gornja Badanja Gornja Borina Gornja Koviljača Gornja Sipulja Gornje Nedeljice Gornji Dobrić Grnčara Donja Badanja Donja Sipulja Donje Nedeljice Donji Dobrić Draginac Zajača Jadranska Lešnica Jarebice Jelav Joševa Jugovići Kamenica Klupci Kozjak Korenita Krajišnici Lešnica Lipnica Lipnički Šor Lozničko Polje Milina Meraja Novo Selo Paskovac Ploča Pomijača Ribarice Runjani Simino Brdo Slatina Straža Stupnica Tekeriš Trbosilje Trbušnica Tršić Filipovići Cikote Čokešina Šurice
Bogatić	Badovinci Banovo Polje Belotić Crna Bara Dublje Glogovac Glušci Klenje Mačvanski Metković Očage Salaš Crnobarski Sovljak Uzveće
Vladimirci	Belotić Beljin Bobovik Debrc Dragojevac Jazovnik Jalovik Kaona Kozarica Krnić Krnule Kujavica Lojanice Matijevac Mesarci Mehovine Mrovska Novo Selo Pejinović Provo Riđake Skupljen Suvo Selo Trbušac Vlasenica Vukošić Vučevica Zvezd
Koceljeva	Batalage Brdarica Bresnica Galović Goločelo Gradojević Donje Crniljevo Draginje Družetić Zukve Kamenica Ljutice Mali Bošnjak Svileuva Subotica Ćukovine
Mali Zvornik	Amajić Brasina Budišić Culine Čitluk Donja Borina Donja Trešnjica Radalj Sakar Velika Reka Voljevci
Krupanj	Banjevac Bela Crkva Bogoštica Brezovice Brštica Cerova Cvetulja Dvorska Kostajnik Krasava Kržava Likodra Lipenović Mojković Planina Ravnaja Šljivova Stave Tolisavac Tomanj Vrbić Zavlaka
Ljubovija	Berlovine Vrhpolje Gornja Ljuboviđa Gornja Orovica Gornja Trešnjica Gornje Košlje Gračanica Grčić Donja Ljuboviđa Donja Orovica Drlače Duboko Leović Lonjin Orovička Planina Podnemić Postenje Rujevac Savković Selenac Sokolac Tornik Uzovnica Caparić Crnča Čitluk
Municipalities or cities of Serbia