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Pag, Zadar County, Croatiai
Regional Level Types
PagTown
Zadar CountyCounty
CroatiaCountry

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04880730017272293641191.jpg
View of the Pag salt mining area, in 1930.

Pag salt works, Pag, Zadar County, Croatia
04880730017272293641191.jpg
View of the Pag salt mining area, in 1930.

Pag salt works, Pag, Zadar County, Croatia
04880730017272293641191.jpg
View of the Pag salt mining area, in 1930.

Pag salt works, Pag, Zadar County, Croatia
Type:
Town
Largest Settlements:
PlacePopulation
Pag2,714 (2016)
Stari Grad1,906 (2012)
Vlašići272 (2016)
Šimuni165 (2016)
Dinjiška137 (2016)
Mindat Locality ID:
429883
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:429883:3
GUID (UUID V4):
0
Other Languages:
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Croatian:
Pag, Zadarska županija, Hrvatska
French:
Pag, Croatie
German:
Pag, Kroatien
Italian:
Pago, Regione Zaratina, Croazia
Russian:
Паг, Хорватия
Simplified Chinese:
帕格, 克罗地亚
Spanish:
Pag, Croacia
Albanian:
Pag, Kroacia
Armenian:
Պագ, Խորվաթիա
Asturian:
Pag, Croacia
Bosnian:
Pag, Hrvatska
Breton:
Pag, Kroatia
Bulgarian:
Паг, Хърватия
Cebuano:
Pag, Krowasya
Central Kurdish/Sorani:
پاگ, کرواتیا
Czech:
Pag, Chorvatsko
Dutch:
Pag, Kroatië
Egyptian Arabic:
باج, كرواتيا
Farsi/Persian:
پاگ , کرواسی
Hungarian:
Pag, Horvátország
Japanese:
パグ , クロアチア
Korean:
파그, 크로아티아
Latin:
Pagus , Croatia
Polish:
Pag, Chorwacja
Portuguese:
Pag, Croácia
Serbian:
Паг, Хрватска
Serbo-Croatian:
Pag, Hrvatska
Slovak:
Pag, Chorvátsko
Slovenian:
Pag, Hrvaška
Swedish:
Pag, Kroatien
Tatar:
Паг, Хорватия
Traditional Chinese:
帕格, 克羅地亞
Ukrainian:
Паг, Хорватія
Venetian:
Pago , Croàsia
Waray:
Pag, Kroasya


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Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pag_(town)
Wikidata ID:Q837468
GeoNames ID:3193726

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