Kamen, Residential settlement near Split, Croatia.
Kamen is a residential settlement in Split-Dalmatia County, situated on a ridge above the coastal city of Split. The area consists of scattered houses with views toward the sea and surrounding hills that are typical of the Dalmatian region.
The settlement developed as part of Split's urban expansion in the 20th century, when the area transformed from scattered rural homes into an organized residential zone. This growth followed the broader pattern of development occurring in coastal cities along the Adriatic.
The population of 1,821 residents maintains strong Croatian traditions, with family names like Terze, Jelača, and Šupić representing local heritage.
The settlement sits on elevated terrain with good road connections to nearby areas and central Split. Most visitors will find that exploring the zone works best by car or bicycle.
Located at 86 meters above sea level, Kamen connects to neighboring settlements including Stobreč, Strožanac, and Žrnovnica through local road networks.
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