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Zagreb
Also known as Agram, Zágráb, Zagabria, Agranum
capital da Croácia
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Zagreb is the capital and largest city of Croatia, located in the northern part of the country along the Sava river where it meets the Medvednica mountain. With a population of over 767,000 people in the city itself and more than 1 million in its metropolitan area, it serves as Croatia's primary urban and economic center.
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- City of Zagreb
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- Zagreb
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- Capital city and county
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- Flag of Zagreb.svg
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- 130px
- Settlement.image_shield
- Coat of arms of Zagreb.svg
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- 90px
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- yes
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- yes
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- 0
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- 240
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- Croatia#Europe
Article · Português
Zagreb (pronúncia em croata: [zǎːɡreb]) ou, na sua forma aportuguesada, Zagrebe é a capital e maior cidade da Croácia. Localizada entre a margem do rio Sava e a encosta do monte Medvednica, situa-se 120 metros acima do nível do mar, nas coordenadas 45°48′N 15°58′E. Uma encruzilhada entre a Europa Central e o Mar Adriático, Zagreb concentra indústria, instituições científicas, órgãos administrativos nacionais e ministérios.
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1094 establishments in Europe11th-century establishments in CroatiaCapital cities in EuropeCities and towns in CroatiaCounties of CroatiaFormer counties of CroatiaPopulated places established in the 11th centuryPopulated places in the City of ZagrebPopulated places on the SavaZagrebZagreb County (former)
