Ropočevo

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Ropočevo (Serbian Cyrillic: Ропочево) is a neighborhood of Sopot, a suburb of Belgrade, Serbia. According to the 2011 census, it had a population of 2,628 inhabitants.Formerly a separate settlement, it was abolished as such in October 2019, and annexed to its municipal seat, Sopot. Ropočevo was completely encircling Sopot, and two settlements already formed one urban unit.

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Ropočevo
Алексе Жујовића, Sopot Urban Municipality

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Алексе Жујовића 10
11450 Sopot Urban Municipality (Sopot)
Central Serbia, Serbia
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