census there were 123,892 ethnic Serbs living in Croatia, 3.20% of the total population. Their number was reduced by more than two-thirds in the aftermath of the 1991–95 War in Croatia as the 1991 pre-war census had reported 581,663 Serbs living in Croatia, 12.2% of the total population. Counties Counties with significant Serb minority (7.50% or more): Cities Cities with significant Serb minority (10% or more): Vrbovsko (1,255 or 32.38%) Obrovac (1,082 or 31.34%) Vukovar (6,890 or 29.73%) Hrvatska Kostajnica (428 or 22.78%) Knin (2,492 or 21.42%) Glina (1,462 or 20.55%) Beli Manastir (1,605 or 20.13%) Skradin (605 or 18.07%) Ogulin (1,841 or 15.03%) Benkovac (1,315 or 13.58%) Pakrac (801 or 11.30%) Lipik (540 or 10.53%) Municipalities Municipalities with significant Serb population (10% or more): Ervenik (765 or 96.96%) Negoslavci (952 or 96.85%) Borovo (3,224 or 90.69%) Markušica (1,600 or 90.24%) Trpinja (3,659 or 87.81%) Biskupija (964 or 81.90%) Donji Lapac (1,082 or 79.21%) Šodolovci (950 or 78.06%) Civljane (126 or 73.68%) Dvor 2,015 or 67.26%) Jagodnjak (943 or 62.87%) Vrginmost (1,282 or 62.63%) Krnjak (773 or 58.03%) Erdut (2,908 or 53.68%) Kistanje (1,375 or 51.89%) Vrhovine (311 or 47.63%) Gračac (1,360 or 43.37%) Udbina (569 or 42.65%) Plaški (656 or 39.76%) Vojnić (1,385 or 38.45%) Donji Kukuruzari (337 or 31.20%) Topusko (556 or 25.02%) Plitvička Jezera (838 or 22.97%) Darda (1,090 or 20.08%) Majur (150 or 19.74%) Saborsko (88 or 18.88%) Stari Jankovci (612 or 18.71%) Sunja (700 or 16.97%) Kneževi Vinogradi (554 or 16.50%) Hrvatska Dubica (240 or 16.42%) Popovac (235 or 16.25%) Okučani (371 or 15.97%) Lovinac (142 or 15.06%) Rasinja (392 or 14.90%) Viljevo (227 or 13.96%) Levanjska Varoš (95 or 12.39%) Podgorač (296 or 12.06%) Stara Gradiška (104 or 11.42%) Sokolovac (312 or 11.19%) Dežanovac (217 or 10.97%) Sirač (188 or 10.47%) Lišane Ostrovičke (60 or 10.12%) Culture Serbs in Croatia have cultural traditions ranging from kolo dances and singing, which are kept alive today by performances by various folklore groups. Notable traditions include gusle, diple, Ojkanje singing, and Čuvari Hristovog groba. Many Serbs contributed to the Croatian culture, such as trader Hristofor Stanković who founded the first permanent theater building in Gornji Grad, Zagreb. Religion The Serbs of Croatia are predominantly of the Serbian Orthodox faith. There are many Orthodox churches and monasteries across Croatia, built since the 14th century. Most notable and historically significant are the Krka monastery, Krupa monastery, Dragović monastery, Lepavina