Kelebija

Kelebija is a settlement located in northern Serbia, in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. It is situated in the Subotica municipality, close to the border with Hungary.

Overview: Kelebija is known primarily as a border crossing point between Serbia and Hungary. The settlement is predominantly inhabited by Hungarians, followed by Serbs and other ethnic groups. The economy of Kelebija is largely based on agriculture, trade linked to the border crossing, and some small-scale industries.

History: The history of Kelebija is closely linked to the Austro-Hungarian Empire and its subsequent dissolution. After World War I, the region became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia). The border location has shaped the settlement's development and demographics over the centuries.

Demographics: Kelebija has a multi-ethnic population. The majority ethnic group is Hungarian. Serbian and other nationalities also form a significant part of the population. Population data is regularly updated through census information provided by the Serbian government.

Infrastructure: The main infrastructure focus in Kelebija is related to the border crossing, including customs facilities and related services. Roads connecting Kelebija to Subotica and other towns are important for transportation.

Tourism: While not a major tourist destination, Kelebija's location near the border attracts some visitors. Small guesthouses and restaurants cater to travelers passing through the area.