Kras is a village on the island of Krk, in the Dobrinj municipality, in the Republic of Croatia.

Krk is Island with airport and bridge connection.

Kras is located in the center of the island, almost at its geographical center, at the crossroads of roads leading from Dobrinj to Krk and Malinska. It is the highest town on the island of Krk, located 266 meters above the sea. Close by is the highest peak of this part of the island, Kuševica, nationally St. Juraj, 311 m.

At the top of Kuševica is the local cemetery and the remains of the former church of St. Juraj's, and nearby is the largest "thunderbolt" (cluster of rocks) on the island, "Vela Gromaca".

The Krasans are partly engaged in agriculture, and some work in larger towns on the island.

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