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Mozgovo (Serbian: Мозгово) is a
village in the muni****lity of Aleksinac, Serbia.
According to the 2002 census, the
village has a po****tion of 1632 people...
- of the
leaders in the
First Serbian Uprising. He died in the
Battle of
Mozgovo in 1813. In the
history of the
First Serbian Uprising,
Milan Milićević...
- Epërm, 58
Donji Makreš /
Makreshi i Poshtëm, 71 Manišince / Manishinca, 67
Mozgovo / Mazgova,
uninhabited Miganovce / Miganoci, 34 Novo Brdo / Novobërda,...
- Lužane (942) Mali
Drenovac (176)
Moravac (1785)
Moravski Bujmir (207)
Mozgovo (1632)
Nozrina (743)
Porodin (154) Prćilovica (2410)
Prekonozi (173) Prugovac...
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Kraljevo Krušje
Kulina Lipovac Loznac Loćika Lužane
Ljupten Mali
Drenovac Mozgovo Moravac Moravski Bujmir Nozrina Porodin Prekonozi Prćilovica
Prugovac Radevce...
- Ražanj runs
across the mountain. The
easiest access is from the
villages of
Mozgovo to the
south and Crni Kao to the west. The
mountain is well-forested, originally...
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Region Po****tion
centers Notes Banja Sokobanja,
Mozgovo Braničevo
Veliko Gradište,
Carevac Homolje Žagubica,
Krepoljin Stig Kostolac, Malo Crniće Crna...
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Mozgowo [
mɔzˈɡɔvɔ] (German Nosewitz) is a
village in the
administrative district of
Gmina Zalewo,
within Iława County, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in...
- Epërm
Gornji Makreš
Makresh i Ultë
Donji Makreš Malishevë Mališevo Mozgovë
Mozgovo Muçibabë Mučibaba Nasalë
Nosalje Parallovë
Paralovo Partesh Parteš Pasjak...
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Moravski Bujmir (207) • Morović (2164) •
Mosna (787) • Motrić (175) •
Mozgovo (1632) • Močioci (143) • Mošorin (2763) • Moštanica (442) •
Mramor (725)...
