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Devča
Village
Devča
Coordinates: 43°20′04″N 21°36′18″E / 43.33444°N 21.60500°E / 43.33444; 21.60500
Country	Serbia
District	Nišava
Municipality	Merošina
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)

Devča is a village situated in the Nišava district in Merošina municipality in Serbia.^[1] According to the 2002 census, there were 492 inhabitants (according to the 1991 census, there were 569 inhabitants). The population is completely dedicated to agriculture: fruit growing, vegetables, and to a lesser extent cattle breeding. The current situation in agriculture is very difficult due to the exhaustion of households' own funds, and also due to the lack of agricultural cooperatives. A larger number of younger residents are employed in the nearby towns of Niš and Prokuplje. In recent years, about 9 kilometers of road infrastructure has been renewed; a new primary school has been built, as well as a preschool institution.

Demographics

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There are 414 adults living in the settlement of Devča, and the average age of the population is 46.3 years: 44.4 for men and 48.4 for women. There are 166 households in the settlement, and the average number of members per household is 2.96.

This settlement is largely inhabited by Serbs (according to the census from 2002).

In the last three censuses, a decrease in the number of inhabitants was noticed.

Demographics
Year	Residents
1948	980
1953	1041
1961	1015
1971	861
1981	719
1991	569
2002	492

Ethnic composition according to the 2002 census‍
Ethnic Group	Population	Percentage
Serbs	479	97.35%
Yugoslavs	6	1.21%
Montenegrins	1	0.2%
Croats	1	0.2%
Unknown	5	1.01626%

References

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^ "Institut national d'études démographique (INED)". Archived from the original on 2014-07-02. Retrieved 2011-09-24.

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Aleksinac	Aleksinački Bujmir Aleksinački Rudnik Bankovac Beli Breg Belja Bobovište Bovan Bradarac Vakup Veliki Drenovac Vitkovac Vrelo Vrćenovica Vukanja Vukašinovac Glogovica Golešnica Gornja Peščanica Gornje Suhotno Gornji Adrovac Gornji Krupac Gornji Ljubeš Gredetin Grejač Dašnica Deligrad Dobrujevac Donja Peščanica Donje Suhotno Donji Adrovac Donji Krupac Donji Ljubeš Draževac Žitkovac Jakovlje Jasenje Kamenica Katun Koprivnica Korman Kraljevo Krušje Kulina Lipovac Loznac Loćika Lužane Ljupten Mali Drenovac Mozgovo Moravac Moravski Bujmir Nozrina Porodin Prekonozi Prćilovica Prugovac Radevce Rsovac Rutevac Srezovac Stanci Stublina Subotinac Tešica Trnjane Ćićina Crna Bara Česta Čukurovac Šurić
Svrljig	Beloinje Bučum Burdimo Crnoljevica Davidovac Drajinac Đurinac Galibabinac Gojmanovac Grbavče Gulijan Guševac Izvor Kopajkošara Labukovo Lalinac Lozan Lukovo Manojlica Mečji Do Merdželat Niševac Okolište Okruglica Palilula Periš Pirkovac Plužina Popšica Prekonoga Radmirovac Ribare Slivje Šljivovik Tijovac Varoš Vlahovo Željevo
Merošina	Aleksandrovo Arbanasce Azbresnica Balajnac Baličevac Batušinac Biljeg Brest Bučić Čubura Dešilovo Devča Donja Rasovača Dudulajce Gornja Rasovača Gradište Jovanovac Jug Bogdanovac Kostadinovac Kovanluk Krajkovac Lepaja Mramorsko Brdo Oblačina Padina Rožina
Ražanj	Braljina Cerovo Crni Kao Čubura Grabovo Lipovac Maćija Mađere Maletina Novi Bračin Pardik Podgorac Poslon Praskovče Pretrkovac Rujište Šetka Skorica Smilovac Stari Bračin Varoš Vitoševac
Doljevac	Belotinac Čapljinac Čečina Ćurlina Klisura Knežica Kočane Malošište Mekiš Orljane Perutina Pukovac Rusna Šajinovac Šarlince
Gadžin Han	Čagrovac Ćelije Donje Dragovlje Donji Barbeš Donji Dušnik Duga Poljana Dukat Gare Gornje Dragovlje Gornje Vlase Gornji Barbeš Gornji Dušnik Grkinja Jagličje Kaletinac Koprivnica (Gadžin Han) Krastavče Ličje Mali Krčimir Mali Vrtop Marina Kutina Miljkovac Novo Selo Ovsinjinac Ravna Dubrava Semče Sopotnica Šebet Taskovići Toponica Veliki Krčimir Veliki Vrtop Vilandrica
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