Cerje, Zagreb, Residential settlement in Sesvete District, Zagreb, Croatia.
Cerje is a small residential settlement located in Zagreb's eastern region within the Sesvete District. The area features typical single-family homes arranged along quiet streets, with a predominantly residential character that blends into the surrounding suburban landscape.
The name Cerje comes from the Croatian word 'cer', meaning oak, which reflects the natural forest vegetation that once covered this area. The settlement developed as a residential zone during Zagreb's gradual eastward expansion in recent decades.
The population of 338 residents maintains strong Croatian identity with local traditions integrating into the broader Zagreb metropolitan community.
The settlement is accessible through Zagreb's regional transportation network, connecting residents to nearby services and urban facilities. The area features typical suburban amenities such as local shops and schools within reasonable walking or short travel distances.
Census data from 2021 reveals a balanced demographic structure with 176 males and 162 females, including one resident over 90 years old.
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