List of cities in Serbia

This is the list of cities and towns in Serbia. Places are called 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 have their own Civic Parliaments and executive branches. They also have Mayors elected through popular vote. 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 2008^[update], the following cities have official administrative city rights:^[2]

Urban settlements

**20 largest urban settlements in Serbia (without Kosovo)**

Novi Sad
Niš
Kragujevac

Zrenjanin
Čačak

Kraljevo
Smederevo
Novi Pazar
Leskovac
Valjevo
Kruševac
Vranje

Užice
Sombor
Požarevac
Pirot

Urban settlement	Settlement population (2011)^[1]	Metropolitan area population (2011)^[1]
Belgrade	1,344,844	1,659,440
Novi Sad	286,157	372,999
Niš	202,208	260,237
Kragujevac	150,835	180,252
Leskovac	110,240	148,206
Under 100,000
Subotica	105,681	141,554
Zrenjanin	76,511	123,362
Čačak	73,331	115,337
Pančevo	76,203	123,414
Kraljevo	64,175	125,488
Smederevo	64,175	108,209
Novi Pazar	66,527	100,140
Valjevo	58,932	90,312
Kruševac	58,745	128,752
Vranje	55,138	83,524
Šabac	53,919	115,884
Užice	52,646	78,040
Under 50,000
Sombor	47,623	85,903
Požarevac	44,183	75,334
Zaječar	38,165	59,461
Pirot	38,432
Kikinda	37,676
Sremska Mitrovica	37,751	79,940
Jagodina	37,282	71,852
Vršac	35,701
Bor	33,328
Ruma	29,969
Bačka Palanka	27,924
Prokuplje	27,163
Inđija	25,988
Lazarevac	25,526
Aranđelovac	24,580
Paraćin	24,573
Obrenovac	24,568
Gornji Milanovac	24,048
Vrbas	23,910
Bečej	23,817
Mladenovac	23,314
Smederevska Palanka	23,152
Temerin	19,613
Ćuprija	19,380
Loznica	18,714	78,788
Stara Pazova	18,429
Senta	18,397
Futog	18,269
Knjaževac	18,089
Kula	17,973
Surčin	17,356
Apatin	17,352
Nova Pazova	17,106
Veternik	16,895
Negotin	16,716
Aleksinac	16,420
Velika Plana	16,078
Vlasotince	15,830
Trstenik	15,329
Šid	14,839
Bačka Topola	14,596
Petrovaradin	14,298
Priboj	14,015
Kovin	13,499
Preševo	13,426^[3]
Novi Bečej	13,123
Prijepolje	13,068
Sjenica	13,056
Požega	12,957
Kuršumlija	12,866
Bujanovac	12,011^[3]
Srbobran	11,968
Sremska Kamenica	11,967
Ivanjica	11,810
Kać	11,612
Surdulica	10,915
Laćarak	10,622
Vrnjačka Banja	10,004
Under 10,000
Tutin	9,953
Kanjiža	9,696
Ada	9,464
Kostolac	9,264
Bajina Bašta	9,133
Svilajnac	9,131
Lebane	9,122
Žabalj	9,107
Crvenka	9,003
Kladovo	8,913
Bela Crkva	8,868
Nova Varoš	8,865
Odžaci	8,795
Sremski Karlovci	8,722
Grocka	8,233
Bela Palanka	8,112
Vladičin Han	8,053
Sokobanja	7,972
Dobanovci	7,928
Beočin	7,800
Majdanpek	7,636
Svrljig	7,543
Starčevo	7,412
Petrovac na Mlavi	7,229
Sevojno	7,100
Kačarevo	7,074
Lapovo	7,044
Novi Kneževac	6,943
Palić	6,897
Arilje	6,762
Raška	6,574
Aleksandrovac	6,265
Kovačica	6,264
Dimitrovgrad	6,247
Ub	6,164
Bački Petrovac	6,063
Mol	5,920
Veliko Gradište	5,868
Bački Jarak	5,667
Bač	5,390
Vranjska Banja	5,332
Blace	5,261
Titel	5,247
Umka	5,103
Banatski Karlovac	5,084
Banja Koviljača	5,012
Ćićevac	4,681
Babušnica	4,578
Topola	4,573
Brus	4,572
Opovo	4,546
Krupanj	4,455
Irig	4,393
Mali Zvornik	4,384
Veliki Crljeni	4,220
Despotovac	4,212
Niška Banja	4,180
Ostružnica	4,132
Čoka	4,019
Kosjerić	3,970
Kučevo	3,950
Mačvanska Mitrovica	3,873
Beli Potok	3,574
Lučani	3,425
Boljevac	3,332
Ljig	3,219
Lajkovac	3,203
Pinosava	3,136
Zlatibor	2,921
Žitište	2,898
Alibunar	2,883
Vučje	2,871
Medveđa	2,841
Ovča	2,718
Mataruška Banja	2,691
Rača	2,595
Bosilegrad	2,530
Donji Milanovac	2,399
Jaša Tomić	2,382
Grdelica	2,119
Resavica	2,002
Sopot	1,887
Guča	1,768
Ribnica	1,611
Rudovci	1,572
Mionica	1,571
Baljevac na Ibru	1,494
Aleksinački Rudnik	1,298
Bogovina	1,149
Jošanička Banja	1,096
Brza Palanka	855
Pećani	559
Belo Polje	508
Sijarinska Banja	355
Rucka	316
Belanovica	202
Divčibare	134
Kuršumlijska Banja	103

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 "2011 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in the Republic of Serbia – FIRST RESULTS" (PDF). Bulletin. 540. Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. 2011. ISSN 0354-3641. Retrieved 2011-11-21.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Law on Territorial Organization and Local Self-Government, Parliament of Serbia (in Serbian)
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 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.

[popis-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 "2011 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in the Republic of Serbia – FIRST RESULTS" (PDF). Bulletin. 540. Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. 2011. ISSN 0354-3641. Retrieved 2011-11-21.

[zakon-2] 2.0 ^2.1 Law on Territorial Organization and Local Self-Government, Parliament of Serbia (in Serbian)

[boycot-3] 3.0 ^3.1 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.

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