Immovable Cultural Heritage in the North Banat District

Last updated June 15, 2024

This list includes Immovable Cultural Heritage sites in the North Banat District of Serbia.^[1]

Cultural Monuments

Number in the Central Register	Name	City / Municipality	Address	Designated since	Classification
SK 1028	Suvača	Kikinda	Kikinda Nemanjina St. no. 118 (corner of Moravska and Nemanjina streets) 45°49′27″N20°27′11″E / 45.824155°N 20.453140°E / 45.824155; 20.453140	17 May 1951	Exceptional Importance
SK 1037	Roman Catholic Church	Čoka	Čoka Potiska St. no. 1 45°56′09″N20°08′25″E / 45.935815°N 20.140148°E / 45.935815; 20.140148	20 January 1972	Exceptional Importance
SK 1043	Church of St. Nicholas	Kikinda	Kikinda Srpskih dobrovoljaca Square no. 28 45°49′48″N20°27′56″E / 45.830084°N 20.465658°E / 45.830084; 20.465658	14 December 1948	Exceptional Importance
SK 1084	Serbian Orthodox Church	Ada	Mol 45°45′50″N20°08′21″E / 45.763793°N 20.139128°E / 45.763793; 20.139128	26 June 1974	Great Importance
SK 1143	National Committee Former Building	Novi Kneževac	Srpski Krstur 46°07′35″N20°05′31″E / 46.126296°N 20.092049°E / 46.126296; 20.092049	4 April 1972	Great Importance \|-
SK 1105	"Vodica" Chapel	Kikinda	Kikinda Put za Vodice St. no. 9 45°48′17″N20°24′52″E / 45.804674°N 20.414465°E / 45.804674; 20.414465	15 December 1978	Great Importance
SK 1106	District of Velika Kikinda Building ("Kurija")	Kikinda	Kikinda Srpskih dobrovoljaca Square no. 21 45°49′49″N20°27′54″E / 45.830372°N 20.464976°E / 45.830372; 20.464976	4 September 1948	Great Importance
SK 1108	Servijski family Castle (Šulpe's Castle)	Novi Kneževac	Novi Kneževac 46°02′43″N20°05′19″E / 46.045312°N 20.088694°E / 46.045312; 20.088694	9 July 1952	Great Importance
SK 1136	Serbian Orthodox Church	Čoka	Sanad 45°58′31″N20°06′19″E / 45.975359°N 20.105243°E / 45.975359; 20.105243	12 November 1971	Great Importance
SK 1142	National Committee Former Building	Kikinda	Bašaid Vojvođanska St. no. 56 45°38′30″N20°24′50″E / 45.641570°N 20.413949°E / 45.641570; 20.413949	6 September 1968	Great Importance
SK 1145	Birth House of Novak Radonjić	Ada	Mol 45°45′47″N20°08′23″E / 45.763082°N 20.139659°E / 45.763082; 20.139659	30 April 1948	Great Importance
SK 1229	Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Michael	Senta	Senta 45°55′54″N20°05′33″E / 45.931802°N 20.092579°E / 45.931802; 20.092579	31 December 1948(iconostasis) 17 December 1970(whole building)	Great Importance
SK 1230	Senta Town Hall	Senta	Senta 1 M. Tita Square 45°55′52″N20°05′20″E / 45.931002°N 20.089002°E / 45.931002; 20.089002	16 April 1985	Great Importance
SK 1231	Firefighter's Barracks in Senta	Senta	Senta 12 Petra Drapšina St. 45°55′47″N20°05′11″E / 45.929781°N 20.086523°E / 45.929781; 20.086523	14 May 1975	Great Importance
SK 1232	Presbytery Building - Museum in Senta	Senta	Senta 5 M. Tita Square 45°55′55″N20°05′23″E / 45.931840°N 20.089742°E / 45.931840; 20.089742	16 April 1985	Great Importance
SK 1233	Royal Hotel	Senta	Senta 11 J. Đorđevića St 45°55′56″N20°05′27″E / 45.932095°N 20.090784°E / 45.932095; 20.090784	16 April 1985	Great Importance
SK 1234	Slavnić House	Senta	Senta 10 Lenjinova St. 45°55′46″N20°05′27″E / 45.929371°N 20.090948°E / 45.929371; 20.090948	16 April 1985	Great Importance
SK 1235	Stevan Sremac Birth House	Senta	Senta 4 Stevana Sremca St. 45°55′52″N20°05′34″E / 45.931050°N 20.092789°E / 45.931050; 20.092789	27 December 1948	Great Importance
SK 1236	Elementary School in Ada Area	Senta	Gornji Breg VI reon no. 114 45°50′52″N19°57′55″E / 45.847806°N 19.965227°E / 45.847806; 19.965227	10 December 1990	Great Importance
SK 1237	Castle of Earl Karas	Kanjiža	Horgoš 46°08′47″N19°58′10″E / 46.146393°N 19.969412°E / 46.146393; 19.969412	1 August 1952	Great Importance
SK 1238	Serbian Orthodox Church in Mokrin	Kikinda	Mokrin 45°56′04″N20°24′36″E / 45.934478°N 20.410137°E / 45.934478; 20.410137	18 June 1949(iconostasis) 23 April 1969(whole building)	Exceptional Importance
SK 1241	Serbian Orthodox Church of the Ascension of Christ	Ada	Ada 45°45′47″N20°08′23″E / 45.763082°N 20.139659°E / 45.763082; 20.139659	13 July 1949	Great Importance
SK 1242	Serbian Orthodox Church of the Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel	Novi Kneževac	Novi Kneževac 46°03′02″N20°05′37″E / 46.050470°N 20.093495°E / 46.050470; 20.093495	4 April 1973	Great Importance
SK 1243	Oil Processing Drive in Obilićevo	Novi Kneževac	Novi Kneževac Obilićevo 46°02′29″N20°05′33″E / 46.041335°N 20.092397°E / 46.041335; 20.092397	30 March 1966	Great Importance
SK 1244	Serbian Orthodox Church in Čoka	Čoka	Čoka Potiska St. 45°56′08″N20°08′44″E / 45.935633°N 20.145493°E / 45.935633; 20.145493	12 November 1971	Great Importance
SK 1259	Čarnojević family Tomb	Kikinda	Rusko Selo 45°45′36″N20°34′33″E / 45.760001°N 20.575939°E / 45.760001; 20.575939	14 November 1975	Great Importance
SK 1454	Church of the Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel	Kikinda	Iđoš 2 Nikole Francuskog St. 44°13′37″N22°31′53″E / 44.226862°N 22.531339°E / 44.226862; 22.531339	17 April 1969	Great Importance
SK 1544	Church of the Holy Archangel Michael	Kanjiža	Kanjiža 1 Maršala Tita St. 46°03′52″N20°03′33″E / 46.064478°N 20.059179°E / 46.064478; 20.059179	16 July 1952
SK 1613	Church of the Holy Father Nicholas	Kikinda	Bašaid Vojvođanska St. 45°38′33″N20°24′56″E / 45.642381°N 20.415690°E / 45.642381; 20.415690	9 June 1983
SK 1690	Windmill	Ada	Obornjača 45°46′13″N19°53′17″E / 45.770278°N 19.888056°E / 45.770278; 19.888056	11 April 1983
SK 1691	Church of the Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel	Novi Kneževac	Banatsko Aranđelovo 95 Vuka Karadžića St. 46°03′48″N20°14′20″E / 46.063196°N 20.238818°E / 46.063196; 20.238818	31 October 2002
SK 1692	Cultural Center Building	Novi Kneževac	Novi Kneževac 6 Kralja Petra St. 46°02′49″N20°05′23″E / 46.046829°N 20.089847°E / 46.046829; 20.089847	24 July 2001
SK 1796	"Stevan Sremac" Elementary School Building	Senta	Kevi 6 Košuta Lajoša St. 45°50′58″N19°52′43″E / 45.849402°N 19.878579°E / 45.849402; 19.878579	22 May 2001
SK 1797	Lederer Castle	Čoka	Čoka Potiska St. 45°56′28″N20°08′22″E / 45.941099°N 20.139370°E / 45.941099; 20.139370	26 November 1984
SK 1802	Train Station Horgoš - Kamaraš	Kanjiža	Horgoš Mali Horgoš 46°09′51″N19°58′30″E / 46.164070°N 19.975132°E / 46.164070; 19.975132	26 February 1986
SK 1803	Cross of the village slava	Ada	Mol M. Tita nn. St. 45°45′53″N20°08′28″E / 45.764761°N 20.141234°E / 45.764761; 20.141234	7 June 2001
SK 1808	Dudvarski Chapel	Ada	Ada Grobljanska nn. St. 45°47′14″N20°08′05″E / 45.787143°N 20.134598°E / 45.787143; 20.134598	25 January 2000
SK 1811	Chapel at the Orthodox Cemetery	Kanjiža	Martonoš 46°06′34″N20°03′06″E / 46.109405°N 20.051635°E / 46.109405; 20.051635	25 January 2000
SK 1813	Servijski Chapel	Novi Kneževac	Novi Kneževac Srpska nn. St. 46°02′22″N20°06′12″E / 46.039493°N 20.103386°E / 46.039493; 20.103386	25 January 2000
SK 1814	Chapel of St. Gabriel at the Orthodox Cemetery	Senta	Senta Karađorđev put nn. St. 45°55′15″N20°05′47″E / 45.920752°N 20.096357°E / 45.920752; 20.096357	17 February 2000
SK 1815	Vujin Chapel	Čoka	Crna Bara Orthodox cemetery 45°58′24″N20°16′58″E / 45.973208°N 20.282781°E / 45.973208; 20.282781	10 January 2003
SK 1822	House at Lenjinov Park no. 14	Senta	Senta 14 Lenjinova St. (Ađanska St.) 45°55′44″N20°05′28″E / 45.928962°N 20.091216°E / 45.928962; 20.091216	24 July 2001
SK 1824	Grain Storehouse	Kanjiža	Horgoš Mali Horgoš 46°09′01″N19°54′57″E / 46.150239°N 19.915735°E / 46.150239; 19.915735	22 May 2001
SK 1827	Villa at Kamaraš Street no. 26	Kanjiža	Horgoš 26 Kamaraš St. 46°09′46″N19°58′56″E / 46.162837°N 19.982358°E / 46.162837; 19.982358	24 July 2001
SK 1828	Vigado Tavern	Kanjiža	Kanjiža Narodni Park nn. 46°03′39″N20°03′37″E / 46.060856°N 20.060282°E / 46.060856; 20.060282	24 July 2001
SK 1830	Windmill	Kanjiža	Orom Narodni Park nn. 45°59′07″N19°51′09″E / 45.985334°N 19.852517°E / 45.985334; 19.852517	26 February 1969
SK 1833	House at Pere Segedinca Street no. 25	Kikinda	Kikinda Pere Segedinca Street no. 25 45°49′51″N20°29′01″E / 45.830770°N 20.483547°E / 45.830770; 20.483547	22 July 1997
SK 1834	Building at Petefi Šandor Street no. 28	Senta	Senta 28 Petefi Šandora St. 45°55′45″N20°04′45″E / 45.929245°N 20.079045°E / 45.929245; 20.079045	3 November 1985
SK 1837	Roman Catholic Church	Čoka	Sanad 45°58′20″N20°06′17″E / 45.972222°N 20.104722°E / 45.972222; 20.104722	16 November 1971
SK 1838	Roman Catholic Church	Novi Kneževac	Novi Kneževac Kralja Petra I St. 46°02′54″N20°05′23″E / 46.048293°N 20.089637°E / 46.048293; 20.089637	16 July 1952
SK 1843	Sebian Orthodox People's School	Kanjiža	Martonoš corner of the street Petrić Radivoja and Pecin Ise 46°06′58″N20°03′48″E / 46.115999°N 20.063357°E / 46.115999; 20.063357	18 June 1997
SK 1844	Church of the Translation of the Relics of Saint Nicholas	Kanjiža	Martonoš 46°06′59″N20°03′47″E / 46.116353°N 20.063088°E / 46.116353; 20.063088	10 January 1992
SK 1845	St. Nicholas' Church	Čoka	Ostojićevo 45°53′21″N20°10′02″E / 45.889056°N 20.167228°E / 45.889056; 20.167228	31 March 1966
SK 2079	Wattle Granary in Kikinda	Kikinda	Kikinda 178 Nemanjina St. 45°49′17″N20°26′54″E / 45.821263°N 20.448425°E / 45.821263; 20.448425	20 February 1998
SK 2080	Old Municipal Authorities Building	Kikinda	Mokrin 45°56′04″N20°24′34″E / 45.934438°N 20.409407°E / 45.934438; 20.409407	26 November 1968
SK 2249	Old brick and tile factory building	Kikinda	Kikinda Danila Kosića 9. 45°48′47″N20°27′43″E / 45.812996°N 20.462070°E / 45.812996; 20.462070	6 August 2021

Archeological Sites

Number in the Central Register	Name	City / Municipality	Address	Designated since	Classification
AN 116	Gradište Archaeological Site	Kikinda	Iđoš 45°51′13″N20°23′24″E / 45.853533°N 20.389926°E / 45.853533; 20.389926	30 December 1950	Great Importance
AN 119	Crkvine Archaeological Site	Kanjiža	Horgoš 46°08′46″N19°54′36″E / 46.146008°N 19.909869°E / 46.146008; 19.909869	3 November 1970	Great Importance
AN 132	Siget Anka Archaeological Site	Novi Kneževac	Rabe 46°06′18″N20°14′48″E / 46.104886°N 20.246552°E / 46.104886; 20.246552	17 October 1997
AN 133	Remains of St. George Monastery and Medieval Graveyard	Novi Kneževac	Majdan 46°05′31″N20°16′16″E / 46.092078°N 20.271129°E / 46.092078; 20.271129	17 October 1997

Historic Landmarks

Number in the Central Register	Photo	Name	City / Municipality	Address	Designated since	Classification
—		Site of the Battle of Senta	Senta	Senta Porong 45°55′34″N20°05′53″E / 45.926227°N 20.098051°E / 45.926227; 20.098051	^α	Exceptional Importance

^α Site of the Battle of Senta was classified as a Historic Landmark of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

Spatial Cultural-Historical Units

Number in the Central Register	Photo	Name	City / Municipality	Address	Designated since	Classification
PKIC 62		Downtown of Kikinda	Kikinda	Kikinda	18 December 2003

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References

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v t e Immovable Cultural Heritage of Serbia
Per district	Belgrade North Bačka District Central Banat District North Banat District South Banat District West Bačka District South Bačka District Srem District Mačva District Kolubara District Podunavlje District Braničevo District Šumadija District Pomoravlje District Bor District Zaječar District Zlatibor District Moravica District Raška District Rasina District Nišava District Toplica District Pirot District Jablanica District Pčinja District Kosovo District Peć District Prizren District Kosovska Mitrovica District Kosovo-Pomoravlje District
Per the level of protection	Exceptional Importance Great Importance