List of cities in Serbia
Administrative cities of Serbia
This is the list of cities and towns in Serbia, according to the criteria used by Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, which classifies the settlements into urban and rural, depending not only on size, but also on other administrative and legal criteria.[1]
Administrative cities
Cities in administrative sense are defined by the Law on Territorial Organization. They enjoy a special status of autonomy and self-government, as they have their own civic parliaments and executive branches, as well as mayors elected through popular vote, elected by their citizens in local elections. The capital Belgrade is the only city on the level of a district. All other cities are on the municipality level and are part of a district.[2]
As of 29 February 2016, the following cities have official administrative city rights:[2]
In addition, Priština is an administrative city according to the Law, but Serbia does not exercise its laws on Kosovo.
Urban settlements
25 largest urban settlements in Serbia (without Kosovo)
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The 2011 census in Serbia was held only on the territories of Central Serbia and Vojvodina, and not in Kosovo. According to the statistic criteria, the following settlements are classified as "urban" (i.e. cities and towns), as opposed to "rural" (villages). These criteria are not limited to settlement size, but also include the percentage of residents engaged in agriculture, population density etc. Thus, not all towns in statistical sense are greater than villages, and they are not always municipality centers.
City/town |
Urban population (2011)[1] |
Belgrade | 1,166,763 |
Novi Sad | 250,439 |
Niš | 183,164 |
Kragujevac | 150,835 |
Subotica | 97,910 |
Zrenjanin | 76,511 |
PanÄevo | 76,203 |
ÄŒaÄak | 73,331 |
Kraljevo | 68,749 |
Novi Pazar | 66,527 |
Smederevo | 64,175 |
Leskovac | 60,288 |
Užice | 59,747 |
Valjevo | 59,073 |
Kruševac | 58,745 |
Vranje | 55,138 |
Å abac | 53,919 |
Sombor | 47,623 |
Požarevac | 44,183 |
Pirot | 38,785 |
ZajeÄar | 38,165 |
Kikinda | 38,065 |
Sremska Mitrovica | 37,751 |
Jagodina | 37,282 |
Vršac | 36,040 |
Bor | 34,160 |
Ruma | 30,076 |
BaÄka Palanka | 28,239 |
Prokuplje | 27,333 |
Inđija | 26,025 |
Lazarevac | 26,006 |
Aranđelovac | 24,797 |
Paraćin | 25,104 |
Obrenovac | 25,429 |
Gornji Milanovac | 24,216 |
Vrbas | 24,112 |
BeÄej | 23,895 |
Mladenovac | 23,609 |
Smederevska Palanka | 23,601 |
Temerin | 19,613 |
Ćuprija | 19,471 |
Loznica | 19,351 |
Senta | 18,704 |
Stara Pazova | 18,602 |
Futog | 18,585 |
Knjaževac | 18,404 |
Kula | 17,973 |
SurÄin | 17,556 |
Apatin | 17,411 |
Nova Pazova | 17,106 |
Veternik | 16,895 |
Negotin | 16,882 |
Aleksinac | 16,420 |
Velika Plana | 16,078 |
Vlasotince | 15,882 |
Trstenik | 15,282 |
Å id | 14,893 |
BaÄka Topola | 14,573 |
Petrovaradin | 14,298 |
Priboj | 14,015 |
Kovin | 13,515 |
Preševo | 13,426[n 1] |
Novi BeÄej | 13,133 |
Prijepolje | 13,330 |
Sjenica | 13,056 |
Kuršumlija | 13,306 |
Požega | 13,153 |
Bujanovac | 12,011[n 1] |
Srbobran | 12,009 |
Sremska Kamenica | 11,967 |
Ivanjica | 11,715 |
Kać | 11,612 |
Surdulica | 11,400 |
Laćarak | 10,622 |
Tutin | 10,094 |
VrnjaÄka Banja | 10,065 |
Under 10,000 |
Kanjiža | 9,871 |
Kostolac | 9,569 |
Ada | 9,564 |
Lebane | 9,272 |
Svilajnac | 9,198 |
Žabalj | 9,161 |
Bajina Bašta | 9,148 |
Crvenka | 9,003 |
Bela Crkva | 9,080 |
Kladovo | 8,913 |
Odžaci | 8,811 |
Nova Varoš | 8,795 |
Sremski Karlovci | 8,722 |
Grocka | 8,233 |
Bela Palanka | 8,143 |
VladiÄin Han | 8,030 |
Sokobanja | 7,982 |
Dobanovci | 7,928 |
BeoÄin | 7,839 |
Majdanpek | 7,636 |
Svrljig | 7,553 |
Palić | 7,481 |
Petrovac na Mlavi | 7,447 |
StarÄevo | 7,412 |
Lapovo | 7,143 |
Sevojno | 7,100 |
KaÄarevo | 7,074 |
Novi Kneževac | 6,960 |
Arilje | 6,763 |
Raška | 6,574 |
Dimitrovgrad | 6,278 |
KovaÄica | 6,259 |
Aleksandrovac | 6,228 |
Batocina | 6,198 |
Ub | 6,191 |
BaÄki Petrovac | 6,155 |
Mol | 6,009 |
BatoÄina | 5,836 |
Veliko Gradište | 5,825 |
BaÄki Jarak | 5,667 |
BaÄ | 5,399 |
Vranjska Banja | 5,347 |
Titel | 5,294 |
Blace | 5,253 |
Umka | 5,103 |
Banatski Karlovac | 5,084 |
Banja KoviljaÄa | 5,012 |
Topola | 4,973 |
Ćićevac | 4,667 |
Babušnica | 4,601 |
Brus | 4,635 |
Opovo | 4,527 |
Krupanj | 4,429 |
Irig | 4,415 |
Mali Zvornik | 4,407 |
Niška Banja | 4,380 |
Veliki Crljeni | 4,220 |
Despotovac | 4,212 |
Ostružnica | 4,132 |
ÄŒoka | 4,028 |
Kosjerić | 3,992 |
KuÄevo | 3,944 |
MaÄvanska Mitrovica | 3,873 |
Beli Potok | 3,574 |
LuÄani | 3,425 |
Boljevac | 3,332 |
Ljig | 3,219 |
Lajkovac | 3,203 |
Pinosava | 3,136 |
Žitište | 2,898 |
Zlatibor | 2,821 |
Alibunar | 2,883 |
VuÄje | 2,871 |
Medveđa | 2,841 |
OvÄa | 2,718 |
Mataruška Banja | 2,691 |
Bosilegrad | 2,624 |
RaÄa | 2,595 |
Donji Milanovac | 2,399 |
Jaša Tomić | 2,382 |
Grdelica | 2,119 |
Resavica | 2,002 |
Sopot | 1,887 |
GuÄa | 1,768 |
Ribnica | 1,611 |
Rudovci | 1,572 |
Mionica | 1,571 |
Baljevac na Ibru | 1,494 |
AleksinaÄki Rudnik | 1,298 |
Bogovina | 1,149 |
JoÅ¡aniÄka Banja | 1,096 |
Brza Palanka | 855 |
Pećani | 559 |
Belo Polje | 508 |
Sijarinska Banja | 355 |
Rucka | 316 |
Belanovica | 202 |
DivÄibare | 134 |
Kuršumlijska Banja | 103 |
- 1 2 These are 2002 census results. At the beginning of September 2011, the Assembly of Albanian Deputies from Preševo, Bujanovac and Medveđa invited the Albanians to boycott the Census, which affected the coverage in the municipalities of Preševo and Bujanovac, and partly in the municipality Medveđa.
See also
References
- 1 2 "2011 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in the Republic of Serbia: Comparative Overview of the Number of Population in 1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, 2002 and 2011, Data by settlements" (PDF). Statistical Office of Republic Of Serbia, Belgrade. 2014. ISBN 978-86-6161-109-4. Retrieved 2014-06-27.
- 1 2 Law on Territorial Organization and Local Self-Government (in Serbian), Parliament of Serbia
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