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150 Croatian villages no longer inhabited - VL

· Source: Hina· Author: Marija Šestan· Photographer: Marija Šestan

ZAGREB, 18 July (Hina) - According to the 2011 census, as many as 150 settlements and villages in Croatia have become uninhabited, and most of such unpopulated places are in the municipality of Delnice in the Rijeka hinterland and in Karlovac and Istria counties, the Večernji List daily reported on Sunday.

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