a separate settlement with the population of 881 in 1961 and 742 in 1971; from detachment to 1959 officially named Bošnjaci-Stublovi; Brđani, south-east; in 1956-77 detached from Ripanj as a separate settlement with the population of 2,042 in 1961 and 2,058 in 1971. Čaršija, on the foothills of the Avala, it is a location of an archeological site The most important artefact from this Neolithic find is the "Ripanj statuette", a female deity, dated to 4th or 3rd millennium B.C., represented as sitting on a throne. Figurine is made of terra cotta, 16 centimeters high and missing head, arms and feet. Drobnjaci; Kablar, informal settlement, mostly inhabited by the Romani people. In June 2008 old shacks were replaced with the new mobile homes and water and sewage systems were introduced; Kolonija; The Minel factory is stationed here. The football club FC Minel is also located here. Prnjavor, east of Bela Zemlja; it had an estimated population of over 1,000 in 2017; Stepašinovac; Stražarija; Trešnja Trešnja is the easternmost settlement of Ripanj, a popular picnic area located north of the Ralja river, on the northern slopes of the high Koviona hill, along the Belgrade-Kragujevac road. It is south-east of Belgrade and closer to Vrčin in the municipality of Grocka than to Ripanj and the village of Mala Ivanča is just south of it. Parts of the settlement, forest and the lake belong to Mala Ivanča in the municipality of Sopot. It is located in the afforested valley, rich in big game (mouflon, roe deer, fallow deer), which was turned into an official fenced hunting ground which spreads between the altitudes of . The surrounding area, which covers an area of , comprises a small artificial pond, two cold water springs, a restaurant, weekend-settlement and a car camping park. The pond is long, wide and up to deep and populated with the Prussian carp, common carp and asp. One side of the lake is surrounded with the oak wood and the other with the conifers. Popular among the visitors in the 1970s and 1980s, Trešnja is largely neglected today. A motel on the shore was burned in a fire in the late 2000s and left in ruins. The shore is unkempt so as the access paths to the lake while the quality of water hasn't been tested for years, though a crayfish, known to live only in the non-polluted waters, lives in