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Districts of Serbia
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Districts ( ) are the administrative units of Serbia, comprising several municipalities each. They are defined by the Government of Serbia Enactment of 29 January 1992

Term

The slavic word okrug (округ) denotes administrative subdivision in some states. Its etymology is similar to the German Kreis, circle (in the meaning of administrative division) (although translated in German as Bezirk): okrug is literally something "encircling". In the subdivisions of Serbia, the term is translated as district, sometimes as county.

Definition

The territorial order of Serbia is regulated by the Law on Territorial Organization, adopted in the National Assembly on 29 December 2007. According to the law, "Territorial organization of the Republic comprises municipalities and cities are the territorial units where the local autonomy is exercised, city of Belgrade as a separate territorial unit, and autonomous provinces as a form of territorial autonomy".

By its Enactment of 29 January 1992, the Government of Serbia defined the districts as "regional centers of state authority", enacting affairs run by the relevant Ministries. Additionally, since the adoption of UNSCR 1244 in 1999 the southern Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is placed under administration of UN authorities as Kosovo (UNMIK) that made a reform to its subdivisions. Serbia is divided into 29 districts (in Central Serbia, Vojvodina and Kosovo) + district city of Belgrade.

List of districts

=Districts in Central Serbia

=








  • Barajevo
  • Čukarica
  • Grocka
  • Lazarevac
  • Mladenovac
  • Novi Beograd
  • Obrenovac
  • Palilula
  • Rakovica
  • Savski Venac
  • Sopot
  • Stari Grad
  • Surčin
  • Voždovac
  • Vračar
  • Zemun
  • Zvezdara






  • Bor
  • Kladovo
  • Majdanpek
  • Negotin






  • Veliko Gradište
  • Požarevac
  • Golubac
  • Malo Crniće
  • Žabari
  • Petrovac
  • Kučevo
  • Žagubica






  • Leskovac
  • Bojnik
  • Lebane
  • Medveđa
  • Vlasotince
  • Crna Trava






  • Osečina
  • Ub
  • Lajkovac
  • Valjevo
  • Mionica
  • Ljig






  • Bogatić
  • Šabac
  • Loznica
  • Vladimirci
  • Koceljeva
  • Mali Zvornik
  • Krupanj
  • Ljubovija






  • Gornji Milanovac
  • Čačak
  • Lučani
  • Ivanjica






  • Aleksinac
  • Svrljig
  • Merošina
  • Ražanj
  • Doljevac
  • Gadžin Han
  • Medijana
  • Niška Banja
  • Palilula
  • Pantelej
  • Crveni Krst






  • Vladičin Han
  • Surdulica
  • Bosilegrad
  • Trgovište
  • Vranje
  • Bujanovac
  • Preševo






  • Bela Palanka
  • Pirot
  • Babušnica
  • Dimitrovgrad






  • Smederevo
  • Smederevska Palanka
  • Velika Plana






  • Jagodina
  • Ćuprija
  • Paraćin
  • Svilajnac
  • Despotovac
  • Rekovac






  • Varvarin
  • Trstenik
  • Ćićevac
  • Kruševac
  • Aleksandrovac
  • Brus






  • Kraljevo
  • Vrnjačka Banja
  • Raška
  • Novi Pazar
  • Tutin






  • Aranđelovac
  • Topola
  • Rača
  • Batočina
  • Knić
  • Lapovo
  • Aerodrom
  • Pivara
  • Stanovo
  • Stari Grad
  • Stragari






  • Prokuplje
  • Blace
  • Kuršumlija
  • Žitorađa






  • Boljevac
  • Knjaževac
  • Zaječar
  • Sokobanja






  • Bajina Bašta
  • Kosjerić
  • Užice
  • Požega
  • Čajetina
  • Arilje
  • Nova Varoš
  • Prijepolje
  • Sjenica
  • Priboj

    • District Capital Area
    in km²     		Population
    in 2002 (rank)     		Population
    per km²     		Municipalities and cities Settlements
    City of Belgrade
    (Grad Beograd)
    		 Belgrade 3,222.68 1,576,124 488 align=left159
    Bor District
    (Borski okrug)
    		 Bor 3,507 146,551 41.8 align=left90
    Braničevo District
    (Braničevski okrug)
    		 Požarevac 3,865 200,503 51.9 align=left
    Jablanica District
    (Jablanički okrug)
    		 Leskovac 2,769 240,923 87.0 align=left336
    Kolubara District
    (Kolubarski okrug)
    		 Valjevo 2,474 192,204 77.7 align=left218
    Mačva District
    (Mačvanski okrug)
    		 Šabac 3,268 329,625 100.9 align=left228
    Moravica District
    (Moravički okrug)
    		 Čačak 3,016 224,772 74.5 align=left206
    Nišava District
    (Nišavski okrug)
    		 Niš 2,729 381,757 139.9 align=left285
    Pčinja District
    (Pčinjski okrug)
    		 Vranje 3,520 227,690 64.7 align=left363
    Pirot District
    (Pirotski okrug)
    		 Pirot 2,761 105,654 38.3 align=left214
    Podunavlje District
    (Podunavski okrug)
    		 Smederevo 1,248 210,290 168.5 align=left58
    Pomoravlje District
    (Pomoravski okrug)
    		 Jagodina 2,614 227,435 87.0 align=left191
    Rasina District
    (Rasinski okrug)
    		 Kruševac 2,667 259,441 96 align=left296
    Raška District
    (Raški okrug)
    		 Kraljevo 3,918 291,230 74.3 align=left359
    Šumadija District
    (Šumadijski okrug)
    		 Kragujevac 2,387 298,778 125.2 align=left174
    Toplica District
    (Toplički okrug)
    		 Prokuplje 2,231 102,075 45.7 align=left267
    Zaječar District
    (Zaječarski okrug)
    		 Zaječar 3,623 137,561 37.7 align=left173
    Zlatibor District
    (Zlatiborski okrug)
    		 Užice 6,140 313,396 51.0 align=left438


    =Districts in Vojvodina

    =








  • Barajevo
  • Čukarica
  • Grocka
  • Lazarevac
  • Mladenovac
  • Novi Beograd
  • Obrenovac
  • Palilula
  • Rakovica
  • Savski Venac
  • Sopot
  • Stari Grad
  • Surčin
  • Voždovac
  • Vračar
  • Zemun
  • Zvezdara






  • Bor
  • Kladovo
  • Majdanpek
  • Negotin






  • Veliko Gradište
  • Požarevac
  • Golubac
  • Malo Crniće
  • Žabari
  • Petrovac
  • Kučevo
  • Žagubica






  • Leskovac
  • Bojnik
  • Lebane
  • Medveđa
  • Vlasotince
  • Crna Trava






  • Osečina
  • Ub
  • Lajkovac
  • Valjevo
  • Mionica
  • Ljig






  • Bogatić
  • Šabac
  • Loznica
  • Vladimirci
  • Koceljeva
  • Mali Zvornik
  • Krupanj
  • Ljubovija






  • Gornji Milanovac
  • Čačak
  • Lučani
  • Ivanjica






  • Aleksinac
  • Svrljig
  • Merošina
  • Ražanj
  • Doljevac
  • Gadžin Han
  • Medijana
  • Niška Banja
  • Palilula
  • Pantelej
  • Crveni Krst






  • Vladičin Han
  • Surdulica
  • Bosilegrad
  • Trgovište
  • Vranje
  • Bujanovac
  • Preševo






  • Bela Palanka
  • Pirot
  • Babušnica
  • Dimitrovgrad






  • Smederevo
  • Smederevska Palanka
  • Velika Plana






  • Jagodina
  • Ćuprija
  • Paraćin
  • Svilajnac
  • Despotovac
  • Rekovac






  • Varvarin
  • Trstenik
  • Ćićevac
  • Kruševac
  • Aleksandrovac
  • Brus






  • Kraljevo
  • Vrnjačka Banja
  • Raška
  • Novi Pazar
  • Tutin






  • Aranđelovac
  • Topola
  • Rača
  • Batočina
  • Knić
  • Lapovo
  • Aerodrom
  • Pivara
  • Stanovo
  • Stari Grad
  • Stragari






  • Prokuplje
  • Blace
  • Kuršumlija
  • Žitorađa






  • Boljevac
  • Knjaževac
  • Zaječar
  • Sokobanja






  • Bajina Bašta
  • Kosjerić
  • Užice
  • Požega
  • Čajetina
  • Arilje
  • Nova Varoš
  • Prijepolje
  • Sjenica
  • Priboj

    • District Capital Area
    in km²     		Population
    in 2002 (rank)     		Population
    per km²     		Municipalities and cities Settlements
    City of Belgrade
    (Grad Beograd)
    		 Belgrade 3,222.68 1,576,124 488 align=left159
    Bor District
    (Borski okrug)
    		 Bor 3,507 146,551 41.8 align=left90
    Braničevo District
    (Braničevski okrug)
    		 Požarevac 3,865 200,503 51.9 align=left
    Jablanica District
    (Jablanički okrug)
    		 Leskovac 2,769 240,923 87.0 align=left336
    Kolubara District
    (Kolubarski okrug)
    		 Valjevo 2,474 192,204 77.7 align=left218
    Mačva District
    (Mačvanski okrug)
    		 Šabac 3,268 329,625 100.9 align=left228
    Moravica District
    (Moravički okrug)
    		 Čačak 3,016 224,772 74.5 align=left206
    Nišava District
    (Nišavski okrug)
    		 Niš 2,729 381,757 139.9 align=left285
    Pčinja District
    (Pčinjski okrug)
    		 Vranje 3,520 227,690 64.7 align=left363
    Pirot District
    (Pirotski okrug)
    		 Pirot 2,761 105,654 38.3 align=left214
    Podunavlje District
    (Podunavski okrug)
    		 Smederevo 1,248 210,290 168.5 align=left58
    Pomoravlje District
    (Pomoravski okrug)
    		 Jagodina 2,614 227,435 87.0 align=left191
    Rasina District
    (Rasinski okrug)
    		 Kruševac 2,667 259,441 96 align=left296
    Raška District
    (Raški okrug)
    		 Kraljevo 3,918 291,230 74.3 align=left359
    Šumadija District
    (Šumadijski okrug)
    		 Kragujevac 2,387 298,778 125.2 align=left174
    Toplica District
    (Toplički okrug)
    		 Prokuplje 2,231 102,075 45.7 align=left267
    Zaječar District
    (Zaječarski okrug)
    		 Zaječar 3,623 137,561 37.7 align=left173
    Zlatibor District
    (Zlatiborski okrug)
    		 Užice 6,140 313,396 51.0 align=left438


    =Districts in Kosovo and Metohija

    =


    Five of the Districts of Serbia are in what it claims as the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija, with 28 municipalities and 1 city. In 1999, UNMIK created 7 Districts of Kosovo and 30 Municipalities of Kosovo. Serbia does not exercise sovereignty over this polity.







  • Barajevo
  • Čukarica
  • Grocka
  • Lazarevac
  • Mladenovac
  • Novi Beograd
  • Obrenovac
  • Palilula
  • Rakovica
  • Savski Venac
  • Sopot
  • Stari Grad
  • Surčin
  • Voždovac
  • Vračar
  • Zemun
  • Zvezdara






  • Bor
  • Kladovo
  • Majdanpek
  • Negotin






  • Veliko Gradište
  • Požarevac
  • Golubac
  • Malo Crniće
  • Žabari
  • Petrovac
  • Kučevo
  • Žagubica






  • Leskovac
  • Bojnik
  • Lebane
  • Medveđa
  • Vlasotince
  • Crna Trava






  • Osečina
  • Ub
  • Lajkovac
  • Valjevo
  • Mionica
  • Ljig






  • Bogatić
  • Šabac
  • Loznica
  • Vladimirci
  • Koceljeva
  • Mali Zvornik
  • Krupanj
  • Ljubovija






  • Gornji Milanovac
  • Čačak
  • Lučani
  • Ivanjica






  • Aleksinac
  • Svrljig
  • Merošina
  • Ražanj
  • Doljevac
  • Gadžin Han
  • Medijana
  • Niška Banja
  • Palilula
  • Pantelej
  • Crveni Krst






  • Vladičin Han
  • Surdulica
  • Bosilegrad
  • Trgovište
  • Vranje
  • Bujanovac
  • Preševo






  • Bela Palanka
  • Pirot
  • Babušnica
  • Dimitrovgrad






  • Smederevo
  • Smederevska Palanka
  • Velika Plana






  • Jagodina
  • Ćuprija
  • Paraćin
  • Svilajnac
  • Despotovac
  • Rekovac






  • Varvarin
  • Trstenik
  • Ćićevac
  • Kruševac
  • Aleksandrovac
  • Brus






  • Kraljevo
  • Vrnjačka Banja
  • Raška
  • Novi Pazar
  • Tutin






  • Aranđelovac
  • Topola
  • Rača
  • Batočina
  • Knić
  • Lapovo
  • Aerodrom
  • Pivara
  • Stanovo
  • Stari Grad
  • Stragari






  • Prokuplje
  • Blace
  • Kuršumlija
  • Žitorađa






  • Boljevac
  • Knjaževac
  • Zaječar
  • Sokobanja






  • Bajina Bašta
  • Kosjerić
  • Užice
  • Požega
  • Čajetina
  • Arilje
  • Nova Varoš
  • Prijepolje
  • Sjenica
  • Priboj

    • District Capital Area
    in km²     		Population
    in 2002 (rank)     		Population
    per km²     		Municipalities and cities Settlements
    City of Belgrade
    (Grad Beograd)
    		 Belgrade 3,222.68 1,576,124 488 align=left159
    Bor District
    (Borski okrug)
    		 Bor 3,507 146,551 41.8 align=left90
    Braničevo District
    (Braničevski okrug)
    		 Požarevac 3,865 200,503 51.9 align=left
    Jablanica District
    (Jablanički okrug)
    		 Leskovac 2,769 240,923 87.0 align=left336
    Kolubara District
    (Kolubarski okrug)
    		 Valjevo 2,474 192,204 77.7 align=left218
    Mačva District
    (Mačvanski okrug)
    		 Šabac 3,268 329,625 100.9 align=left228
    Moravica District
    (Moravički okrug)
    		 Čačak 3,016 224,772 74.5 align=left206
    Nišava District
    (Nišavski okrug)
    		 Niš 2,729 381,757 139.9 align=left285
    Pčinja District
    (Pčinjski okrug)
    		 Vranje 3,520 227,690 64.7 align=left363
    Pirot District
    (Pirotski okrug)
    		 Pirot 2,761 105,654 38.3 align=left214
    Podunavlje District
    (Podunavski okrug)
    		 Smederevo 1,248 210,290 168.5 align=left58
    Pomoravlje District
    (Pomoravski okrug)
    		 Jagodina 2,614 227,435 87.0 align=left191
    Rasina District
    (Rasinski okrug)
    		 Kruševac 2,667 259,441 96 align=left296
    Raška District
    (Raški okrug)
    		 Kraljevo 3,918 291,230 74.3 align=left359
    Šumadija District
    (Šumadijski okrug)
    		 Kragujevac 2,387 298,778 125.2 align=left174
    Toplica District
    (Toplički okrug)
    		 Prokuplje 2,231 102,075 45.7 align=left267
    Zaječar District
    (Zaječarski okrug)
    		 Zaječar 3,623 137,561 37.7 align=left173
    Zlatibor District
    (Zlatiborski okrug)
    		 Užice 6,140 313,396 51.0 align=left438


    For the UNMIK districts and the districts of the Republic of Kosovo (partially internationally recognized), see Districts of Kosovo.

    References



    See also

  • Administrative divisions of Serbia
  • Municipalities of Serbia
  • ISO 3166-2:RS





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