List of cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo, the biggest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sarajevo is also a Metropolis.[1]
Banja Luka, the second biggest city
Tuzla, the third biggest city
Zenica, the fourth biggest city
Mostar, the fifth biggest city
Bijeljina, the sixth biggest city

This is a list of cities and towns with over 10,000 inhabitants (or lower if the municipality has over 30,000 inhabitants) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. For the full list of populated places, see List of settlements in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

List

City / town Entity/Canton Municipal City/Town proper Municipal
2013 pop. (preliminary) Rank 2013 pop. (preliminary) Rank 1991 pop. Rank
Sarajevo Sarajevo Canton 438,443 canton
1
 369,534
1
 510,694 canton
Banja Luka Republika Srpska 199,191
2
 150,997
2
 195,692
Tuzla Tuzla Canton 120,441
3
 80,570
3
 131,618
Zenica Zenica-Doboj Canton 115,134
4
 73,751
4
 145,517
Bijeljina Republika Srpska 114,663
5
 45,291
6
 96,988
MostarHerzegovina-Neretva Canton 113,169
6
 65,286
5
 126,628
Prijedor Republika Srpska 97,588
7
 32,342
9
 112,543
BrčkoBrčko District 93,028
8
 43,859
7
 87,627
Cazin Una-Sana Canton 69,411
9
 14,387
17
 63,409
Doboj Republika Srpska 69,358
10
 26,987
10
 102,549
Zvornik Republika Srpska 63,386
11
 12,674
22
 81,295
Živinice Tuzla Canton 61,201
12
 17,495
13
 54,783
Bihać Una-Sana Canton 61,186
13
 43,007
8
 70,732
Travnik Central Bosnia Canton 57,543
14
 16,543
15
 70,747
GradiškaRepublika Srpska 56,727
15
 16,106
16
 59,974
GračanicaTuzla Canton 48,395
16
 13,400
20
 59,134
Sanski MostUna-Sana Canton 47,359
17
 19,475
12
 60,307
Lukavac Tuzla Canton 46,731
18
 12,490
24
 57,070
TešanjZenica-Doboj Canton 46,135
19
 5,531
—
 48,480
Velika Kladuša Una-Sana Canton 44,770
20
 5,009
—
 52,908
Srebrenik Tuzla Canton 42,762
21
 7,163
—
 40,896
Teslić Republika Srpska 41,904
22
 7,518
—
 59,584
GradačacTuzla Canton 41,836
23
 13,474
19
 56,581
VisokoZenica-Doboj Canton 41,352
24
 11,552
29
 46,160
ZavidovićiZenica-Doboj Canton 40,272
25
 9,217
36
 57,164
KakanjZenica-Doboj Canton 38,937
26
 12,256
25
 55,950
PrnjavorRepublika Srpska 38,399
27
 8,484
—
 47,055
Livno Canton 10 37,487
28
 9,045
—
 40,600
LaktašiRepublika Srpska 36,848
29
 5,879
—
 29,832
KalesijaTuzla Canton 36,748
30
 2,220
—
 41,809
BugojnoCentral Bosnia Canton 34,559
31
 17,202
14
 46,889
TomislavgradCanton 10 33,032
32
 5,760
—
 30,009
ŽepčeZenica-Doboj Canton 31,582
33
 5,804
—
 22,966
TrebinjeRepublika Srpska 31,433
34
 25,589
11
 30,966
JajceCentral Bosnia Canton 30,758
35
 8,067
—
 45,007
DerventaRepublika Srpska 30,177
36
 12,680
21
 56,489
Široki Brijeg West Herzegovina Canton 29,809
37
 6,426
—
 26,437
Bosanska KrupaUna-Sana Canton 29,659
—
 11,514
30
 58,320
Novi GradRepublika Srpska 28,799
—
 11,063
33
 41,665
VogošćaSarajevo Canton 27,816
—
 11,216
31
 24,647
ModričaRepublika Srpska 27,799
—
 10,137
34
 35,613
KonjicHerzegovina-Neretva Canton 26,381
—
 11,165
32
 43,878
Novi TravnikCentral Bosnia Canton 25,107
—
 9,533
35
 30,713
Kozarska DubicaRepublika Srpska 23,074
—
 11,566
28
 31,606
PaleRepublika Srpska 22,282
—
 13,883
18
 16,355
GoraždeBosnian Podrinje Canton 22,080
—
 12,512
23
 37,573
FočaRepublika Srpska 19,811
—
 12,334
26
 40,513
Panoramic view of Sarajevo

See also

References

  1. ↑ (Bosnian) "Prostorni plan Kantona Sarajevo za period od 2003. do 2023. godine"

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