Dajići

Dajići
Village
Dajići
Coordinates: 43°23′45″N 20°18′35″E / 43.39583°N 20.30972°E / 43.39583; 20.30972
Country	Serbia
District	Moravica District
Municipality	Ivanjica
Area
• Total	53.56 km² (20.68 sq mi)
Population (2011)
• Total	228
• Density	4.3/km² (11/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)

Dajići is a village in the municipality of Ivanjica, Serbia. According to the 2011 census, the village has a population of 228 inhabitants.^[1]

References

^ "2011 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in the Republic of Serbia" (PDF). stat.gov.rs. Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. Retrieved 11 December 2017.

43°23′45″N 20°18′35″E / 43.39583°N 20.30972°E / 43.39583; 20.30972

v t e Municipality of Ivanjica
Towns/Villages	Bedina Varoš Bratljevo Brezova Brusnik Budoželja Bukovica Vasiljevići Vionica Vrmbaje Vučak Gleđica Gradac Dajići Deretin Devići Dobri Do Dubrava Erčege Javorska Ravna Gora Katići Klekova Kovilje Komadine Koritnik Kosovica Kumanica Kušići Lisa Luke Mana Maskova Medovine Međurečje Močioci Opaljenik Osonica Preseka Prilike Ravna Gora Radaljevo Rovine Rokci Sveštica Sivčina Smiljevac Čečina Šarenik Šume
Mountains	Čemerno Golija Javor Mučanj
Culture	Nušićijada festival Memorial Cemetery, Javor Cross of Gradac, Gradac House of Dragomir Popovic
Religious monuments	Kovilje monastery Pridvorica Monastery Church of St. Emperor Constantine and Empress Helena Church of St. Nicholas, Kosovica Church of St. Nicholas, Brezova Church of Saints Cosmas and Damian, Ivanjica Church of Preobraženje, Dajići
Notable people	Draža Mihajlović Petar Stambolić Ivan Stambolić Srboljub Krivokuća Tomislav Ladan Vladica Kovačević Petar Krivokuća Radovan Ćurčić Milovan Milović

v t e Cities, towns and villages in the Moravica District
Čačak	Atenica Baluga (Ljubićska) Baluga (Trnavska) Banjica Beljina Bečanj Bresnica Brezovica Donja Gorevnica Donja Trepča Goričani Gornja Gorevnica Gornja Trepča Jančići Jezdina Ježevica Kačulice Katrga Konjevići Kukići Kulinovci Lipnica Ljubić Loznica Međuvršje Milićevci Miokovci Mojsinje Mrčajevci Mršinci Ostra Ovčar Banja Pakovraće Parmenac Petnica Preljina Premeća Pridvorica Prijevor Prislonica Rajac Rakova Riđage Rošci Slatina Sokolići Stančići Trbušani Trnava Vapa Vidova Viljuša Vranići Vrnčani Vujetinci Zablaće Žaočani
Gornji Milanovac	Belo Polje Beršići Bogdanica Boljkovci Brajići Brdjani Brezna Brezovica Brusnica Davidovica Donja Crnuća Donja Vrbava Donji Branetići Dragolj Drenova Družetići Gojna Gora Gornja Crnuća Gornja Vrbava Gornji Banjani Gornji Branetići Grabovica Jablanica Kalimanići Kamenica Klatičevo Koštunići Kriva Reka Leušići Lipovac Ljevaja Ljutovnica Ločevci Lozanj Lunjevica Majdan Mutanj Nakucani Nevade Ozrem Polom Pranjani Prnjavor Reljinci Ručići Rudnik Semedraž Šarani Šilopaj Sinoševići Srezojevci Svračkovci Takovo Teočin Trudelj Ugrinovci Varnice Velereč Vrnčani Zagradje
Lučani	Beli Kamen Đerađ Dljin Donja Kravarica Donji Dubac Dučalovići Goračići Gornja Kravarica Gornji Dubac Grab Guberevci Guča Guča (selo) Kaona Kotraža Krivača Krstac Lis Lisice Lučani (selo) Markovica Milatovići Negrišori Pšanik Puhovo Rogača Rtari Rti Tijanje Turica Viča Vlasteljice Vučkovica Zeoke Živica
Ivanjica	Bedina Varoš Bratljevo Brezova Brusnik Budoželja Bukovica Čečina Dajići Deretin Dobri Do Dubrava Erčege Gleđica Gradac Javorska Ravna Gora Katići Klekova Kovilje Komadine Koritnik Kosovica Kušići Kumanica Lisa Luke Mana Maskova Medovine Međurečje Močioci Opaljenik Osonica Preseka Prilike Radaljevo Ravna Gora Rokci Rovine Šarenik Sivčina Smiljevac Šume Sveštica Vasiljevići Vionica Vrmbaje Vučak
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