Zitoradja is a town and municipality in the Toplica District of southern Serbia whose origins trace to the 4th-century Eastern Roman (Byzantine) town of Ad Herculum [1]. The archaeological remains of this Byzantine settlement are known as Zitoradsko kale [1]. A 'Latin church' survives in nearby Glasince [2]. The municipality lies 35 km southwest of Nis, near Corridor 10 [1].
Žitorađa

Also known as: opština Žitorađa, Zhitoragja, Zhitoragja (Serbi), Zitoradja, Ζιτοράτζια, Житораѓа, Житораджа, Житораджя, Житорадҗа, Житорађа, Ժիտորաջա, زیتارادا
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | 1 - 500 AD |
| Country | Serbia |
| Coordinates | 43.1835° N, 21.7167° E |
Serbia