Former Yugoslavian Political Geography

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Nikšić

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Nikšić, Montenegro/Serbia and Montenegro Anagastum, Onogošt Originally named after the Gothic leader, Angasta, in the 5th century. When the Slavs arrived at the end of the 6th century they built a new settlement on the site with the modified name of Onogošt. In the middle of the 14th century, the name was changed as a tribute to Nikša, the founder of the Nikšić clan, which moved here from the Gulf of Kotor.

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Nikšić

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Nikšić , town (1991 pop. 56,141), central Montenegro. It is the commercial center of an agricultural region. It is also an important industrial city with a steel mill, sawmill, ironworks, and a hydroelectric plant. Founded in the early Middle Ages, Nikšić was under Turkish rule until 1878, when it passed to Montenegro. The town has a Byzantine cathedral (the gift of Nicholas II of Russia) and a Roman bridge.

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