Pinosawa ( Serb. Pinosava ) is a small town in Serbia , in the suburbs of Belgrade , in the community of Vozdovac .
| City | |
| Pinosawa | |
|---|---|
| Pinosava | |
| A country |  Serbia |
| Region | Belgrade (Borough) |
| Community | Vozdovac |
| History and Geography | |
| Timezone | UTC + 1 |
| Population | |
| Population | 2,839 people ( 2002 ) |
| Nationalities | Serbs (98%) |
| Denominations | Orthodoxy |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Telephone code | +381 11 |
| Postcode | 11226 |
| Car code | BG |
Geographical position
Pinosawa is located south of Belgrade . From the city you can clearly see Avala Mountain, which is located east of it.
History
Pinosawa has been known since the Middle Ages, but then it was known by the name of Kolari. The first time is mentioned in the inventory of 1572 . One popular legend says that Pinosawa got its name from the name of the feudal lord Pin of Savoy, who had an estate here in the 15th century .
Population
The population is 2,839 people. (census 2002 ).
The ethnic composition of the city’s population is homogeneous - Serbs make up 98% of its population.
The number of adults in the city is 2,240 people, the average age of the population is 39.2 years (men - 38.9, women - 39.5). The city has 912 households, the average number of people in which is 3.11.