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morakovo Latitude and Longitude:
42°43′00″N 19°09′25″E / 42.716554°N 19.157074°E

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Morakovo Мораково
Village
Morakovo Location within Montenegro
Coordinates: 42°43′00″N 19°09′25″E / 42.716554°N 19.157074°E / 42.716554; 19.157074
Country	Montenegro
Municipality	Nikšić
Population (2011)
• Total	336
Time zone	UTC+1 ( CET)
• Summer ( DST)	UTC+2 ( CEST)

Morakovo ( Serbian Cyrillic: Мораково) is a village in the municipality of Nikšić, Montenegro.

Demographics

According to the 2011 census, its population was 336.^[1]

Ethnicity in 2011
Ethnicity	Number	Percentage
Montenegrins	215	64.0%
Serbs	97	28.9%
other/undeclared	24	7.1%
Total	336	100%

References

^ "Tabela N1. Stanovništvo prema nacinalnoj odnosno etničkoj pripadnosti po naseljima, Popis stanovništva, domaćinstava i stanova u Crnoj Gori 2011. godine" (in Montenegrin). Statistical Office of Montenegro. Retrieved January 27, 2012.

v t e Nikšić Municipality
Municipality seat	City of Nikšić
Municipality settlements	Balosave • Bare • Bastaji • Bjeloševina • Bobotovo Groblje • Bogetići • Bogmilovići • Brestice • Brezovik • Broćanac Nikšicki • Broćanac Viluški • Bršno • Bubrežak • Busak • Carine • Cerovo • Crnodoli • Dolovi • Donja Trepča • Donje Čarađe • Donje Crkvice • Dragovoljići • Drenoštica • Duboćke • Dučice • Duga • Gornja Trepča • Gornje Čarađe • Gornje Crkvice • Gornje Polje • Goslić • Gradačka Poljana • Grahovac • Grahovo • Granice • Gvozd • Ivanje • Jabuke • Jasenovo Polje • Javljem • Jugovići • Kamensko • Kazanci • Klenak • Koprivice • Koravlica • Kovači • Kunak • Kuside • Kuta • Laz • Liverovići • Lukovo • Macavare • Međeđe • Miljanići • Miločani • Milojevići • Miruše • Mokri Do • Morakovo • Nudo • Oblatno • Orah • Orlina • Ozrinići • Petrovići • Pilatovići • Počekovići • Podbožur • Podvrš • Ponikvica • Povija • Praga • Prigradina • Prisoje • Rastovac • Riđani • Riječani • Rudine • Šipačno • Sjenokosi • Smrduša • Somina • Spila • Srijede • Staro Selo • Štedim • Štitari • Stuba • Stubica • Tupan • Ubli • Vasiljevići • Velimlje • Vidne • Vilusi • Vir • Višnjica Do • Vitasojevići • Vraćenovići • Vrbica • Vučji Do • Zagora • Zagrad • Zaljutnica • Zaslap • Zavrh • Zlostup
Landmarks	Carev Most Bedem Castle Nikola I Palace Freedom Square
Sports venues	City Stadium Stadion Željezare Nikšić Sports Centre
Sport clubs	FK Sutjeska FK Čelik OFK Nikšić ŽFK Ekonomist KK Sutjeska RK Sutjeska AK Nikšić
Education	Faculty of Philosophy Faculty of Philology Faculty for Sport and Physical Education
Economy	Trebjesa brewery Željezara Nikšić mine
Geography	Zeta river Trebjesa hill Artificial lakes Bijela Gora

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morakovo Latitude and Longitude:
42°43′00″N 19°09′25″E / 42.716554°N 19.157074°E

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Morakovo Мораково
Village
Morakovo Location within Montenegro
Coordinates: 42°43′00″N 19°09′25″E / 42.716554°N 19.157074°E / 42.716554; 19.157074
Country	Montenegro
Municipality	Nikšić
Population (2011)
• Total	336
Time zone	UTC+1 ( CET)
• Summer ( DST)	UTC+2 ( CEST)

Morakovo ( Serbian Cyrillic: Мораково) is a village in the municipality of Nikšić, Montenegro.

Demographics

According to the 2011 census, its population was 336.^[1]

Ethnicity in 2011
Ethnicity	Number	Percentage
Montenegrins	215	64.0%
Serbs	97	28.9%
other/undeclared	24	7.1%
Total	336	100%

References

^ "Tabela N1. Stanovništvo prema nacinalnoj odnosno etničkoj pripadnosti po naseljima, Popis stanovništva, domaćinstava i stanova u Crnoj Gori 2011. godine" (in Montenegrin). Statistical Office of Montenegro. Retrieved January 27, 2012.

v t e Nikšić Municipality
Municipality seat	City of Nikšić
Municipality settlements	Balosave • Bare • Bastaji • Bjeloševina • Bobotovo Groblje • Bogetići • Bogmilovići • Brestice • Brezovik • Broćanac Nikšicki • Broćanac Viluški • Bršno • Bubrežak • Busak • Carine • Cerovo • Crnodoli • Dolovi • Donja Trepča • Donje Čarađe • Donje Crkvice • Dragovoljići • Drenoštica • Duboćke • Dučice • Duga • Gornja Trepča • Gornje Čarađe • Gornje Crkvice • Gornje Polje • Goslić • Gradačka Poljana • Grahovac • Grahovo • Granice • Gvozd • Ivanje • Jabuke • Jasenovo Polje • Javljem • Jugovići • Kamensko • Kazanci • Klenak • Koprivice • Koravlica • Kovači • Kunak • Kuside • Kuta • Laz • Liverovići • Lukovo • Macavare • Međeđe • Miljanići • Miločani • Milojevići • Miruše • Mokri Do • Morakovo • Nudo • Oblatno • Orah • Orlina • Ozrinići • Petrovići • Pilatovići • Počekovići • Podbožur • Podvrš • Ponikvica • Povija • Praga • Prigradina • Prisoje • Rastovac • Riđani • Riječani • Rudine • Šipačno • Sjenokosi • Smrduša • Somina • Spila • Srijede • Staro Selo • Štedim • Štitari • Stuba • Stubica • Tupan • Ubli • Vasiljevići • Velimlje • Vidne • Vilusi • Vir • Višnjica Do • Vitasojevići • Vraćenovići • Vrbica • Vučji Do • Zagora • Zagrad • Zaljutnica • Zaslap • Zavrh • Zlostup
Landmarks	Carev Most Bedem Castle Nikola I Palace Freedom Square
Sports venues	City Stadium Stadion Željezare Nikšić Sports Centre
Sport clubs	FK Sutjeska FK Čelik OFK Nikšić ŽFK Ekonomist KK Sutjeska RK Sutjeska AK Nikšić
Education	Faculty of Philosophy Faculty of Philology Faculty for Sport and Physical Education
Economy	Trebjesa brewery Željezara Nikšić mine
Geography	Zeta river Trebjesa hill Artificial lakes Bijela Gora

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