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Bajčetina Бајчетина
Village

Coordinates: 43°51′51″N 20°53′31″E / 43.8642°N 20.8919°E / 43.8642; 20.8919
Country	Serbia
Municipality	Knić
Area ^[1]
• Total	7.48 km² (2.89 sq mi)
Elevation	809 m (2,654 ft)
Population (2011)
• Total	34
• Density	4.5/km² (12/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)

Bajčetina (Serbian Cyrillic: Бајчетина, pronounced [bâjtʃetina]) is a village situated in Knić municipality in Šumadija, Serbia.^[2] It is the birthplace of the former President of Serbia, Tomislav Nikolić.^[3]

References

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^ "Насеља општине Кнић" (PDF). stat.gov.rs (in Serbian). Retrieved 22 April 2019.
^ "Institut national d'études démographique (INED)". Archived from the original on 2014-07-02. Retrieved 2011-09-24.
^ "ŠUMADIJSKA INAUGURACIJA: Nikolić proslavio pobedu pod šatorom u rodnoj Bajčetini! (FOTO)".

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Kragujevac	Adžine Livade Baljkovac Beloševac Botunje Bukorovac Velika Sugubina Velike Pčelice Veliki Šenj Vinjište Vlakča Goločelo Gornja Sabanta Gornje Grbice Gornje Jarušice Gornje Komarice Grošnica Desimirovac Divostin Dobrača Donja Sabanta Donje Grbice Donje Komarice Dragobraća Drača Drenovac Dulene Đuriselo Erdeč Jabučje Jovanovac Kamenica Korman Kotraža Kutlovo Lužnice Ljubičevac Mala Vrbica Mali Šenj Maršić Masloševo Mironić Novi Milanovac Opornica Pajazitovo Poskurice Prekopeča Ramaća Resnik Rogojevac Stragari Trešnjevak Trmbas Ugljarevac Cvetojevac Cerovac Čumić Šljivovac
Aranđelovac	Banja Bosuta Brezovac Bukovac Bukovička Banja Venčane Vrbica Vukosavci Garaši Gornja Trešnjevica Darosava Jelovik Kopljare Misača Orašac Progoreoci Ranilović Stojnik Tulež
Topola	Belosavci Blaznava Božurnja Donja Šatornja Donja Trešnjevica Donja Trnava Gornja Šatornja Gornja Trnava Gorovič Guriševci Jarmenovci Jelenac Junkovac Kloka Krćevac Lipovac Manojlovci Maskar Natalinci Ovsište Pavlovac Plaskovac Rajkovac Šume Svetlić Topola (selo) Vinča Vojkovci Žabare Zagorica
Rača	Adrovac Borci Bošnjane Donja Rača Donje Jarušice Đurđevo Malo Krčmare Miraševac Popović Saranovo Sepci Sipić Trska Veliko Krčmare Viševac Vojinovac Vučić
Batočina	Badnjevac Brzan Gradac Dobrovodica Žirovnica Kijevo Milatovac Nikšić Prnjavor Crni Kao
Knić	Bajčetina Balosave Bare Bečevica Borač Brestvoac Brnjica Bumbarevo Brdo Vrbeta Vučkovica Grabovac Grivac Gruža Guncati Dragušica Dubrava Žunje Zabojnica Kikojevac Kneževac Konjuša Kusovac Lipnica Ljuljaci Oplanić Pretoke
Lapovo	Lapovo (selo)
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