Šumadija District

The Šumadija District (Serbian: Шумадијски округ, romanized: Šumadijski okrug, pronounced ) is one of the administrative districts of Serbia. It is found in the heart of the country, in a region also called Šumadija. This area is known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history.

As of the 2022 census, the Šumadija District is home to 269,728 people. The largest city and administrative center of the district is Kragujevac, which plays an important role in the area. This city has many historical buildings and is a place where people can learn about the past and enjoy modern life.

The Šumadija District is special because of its natural beauty, with forests and hills that attract visitors. It is also important for its traditions, food, and culture, making it a interesting place to explore.

History

The Šumadija District, like other areas in Serbia, was set up as an official region in 1992. This happened when the leader group of Serbia made a special rule to organize the country into different areas.

Cities and municipalities

The Šumadija District has one city and six municipalities. These are:

• Kragujevac (city)
• Aranđelovac (municipality)
• Batočina (municipality)
• Knić (municipality)
• Lapovo (municipality)
• Rača (municipality)
• Topola (municipality)

Demographics

The Šumadija District is a part of Serbia with many people living there. According to the latest count in 2022, about 269,728 people call this place home.

There are two main towns in the district that have more than 10,000 people living in them. The largest town is Kragujevac with 146,315 people, and the second is Aranđelovac with 22,881 people. The district also has many different groups of people living together.