Subdivisions of Serbia and Montenegro

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Serbia and Montenegro consists of two states, Serbia and Montenegro.

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Serbia

Serbia has two provinces:

Autonomous province of Vojvodina with its capital in Novi Sad
Autonomous province of Kosovo and Metohia with its capital in Priština
Part of Serbia that is in neither (often called "Serbia Proper") is not a province and has no special status. It has no capital nor a governing body.

Independently of this division, Serbia is further divided into 29 districts (okrug) and the city of Belgrade. Each of districts (and the city) is further divided into municipalities (opština).

Borski okrug (Bor District, with its seat in Bor
- Municipality of Bor
- Municipality of Kladovo
- Municipality of Majdanpek
- Municipality of Negotin
Grad Beograd (City of Belgrade)
- Municipality of Barajevo
- Municipality of Čukarica
- Municipality of Grocka
- Municipality of Lazarevac
- Municipality of Mladenovac
- Municipality of Novi Beograd
- Municipality of Obrenovac
- Municipality of Palilula
- Municipality of Rakovica
- Municipality of Savski Venac
- Municipality of Sopot
- Municipality of Stari Grad
- Municipality of Voždovac
- Municipality of Vračar
- Municipality of Zemun
- Municipality of Zvezdara
Braničevski okrug (Branicevo District), with its seat in Požarevac
- Municipality of Golubac
- Municipality of Kučevo
- Municipality of Malo Crniće
- Municipality of Petrovac
- Municipality of Požarevac
- Municipality of Veliko Gradište
- Municipality of Žabari
- Municipality of Žagubica
Jablanički okrug (Jablanica District), with its seat in Leskovac
- Municipality of Bojnik
- Municipality of Crna Trava
- Municipality of Lebane
- Municipality of Leskovac
- Municipality of Medveđa
- Municipality of Vlasotince
Južno - Bački okrug (South Backa District), with its seat in Novi Sad
- Municipality of Bač
- Municipality of Bačka Palanka
- Municipality of Bački Petrovac
- Municipality of Bečej
- Municipality of Beočin
- Municipality of Novi Sad
- Municipality of Srbobran
- Municipality of Sremski Karlovci
- Municipality of Temerin
- Municipality of Titel
- Municipality of Vrbas
- Municipality of Žabalj
Južno - Banatski okrug (South Banat District), with its seat in Pančevo
- Municipality of Alibunar
- Municipality of Bela Crkva
- Municipality of Kovačica
- Municipality of Kovin
- Municipality of Opovo
- Municipality of Pančevo
- Municipality of Plandište
- Municipality of Vršac
Kolubarski okrug (Kolubara District), with its seat in Valjevo
- Municipality of Lajkovac
- Municipality of Ljig
- Municipality of Mionica
- Municipality of Osečina
- Municipality of Ub
- Municipality of Valjevo
Kosovski okrug (Kosovo District), with its seat in Priština
- Municipality of Glogovac
- Municipality of Kačanik
- Municipality of Kosovo Polje
- Municipality of Lipljan
- Municipality of Obilić
- Municipality of Podujevo
- Municipality of Priština
- Municipality of Štimlje
- Municipality of Štrpce
- Municipality of Uroševac
Kosovsko - Mitrovački okrug (Kosovska Mitrovica District), with seat in Kosovska Mitrovica
- Municipality of Kosovska Mitrovica
- Municipality of Leposavić
- Municipality of Srbica
- Municipality of Vučitrn
- Municipality of Zubin Potok
- Municipality of Zvečan
Kosovsko - Pomoravski okrug (Kosovo-Pomoravlje District), with its seat in Gnjilane
- Municipality of Gnjilane
- Municipality of Kosovska Kamenica
- Municipality of Novo Brdo
- Municipality of Vitina
Mačvanski okrug (Macva District), with its seat in Šabac
- Municipality of Bogatić
- Municipality of Loznica
- Municipality of Koceljevo
- Municipality of Krupanj
- Municipality of Ljubovija
- Municipality of Mali Zvornik
- Municipality of Šabac
- Municipality of Vladimirci
Moravički okrug (Moravica District), with seat in Čačak
- Municipality of Čačak
- Municipality of Gornji Milanovac
- Municipality of Ivanjica
- Municipality of Lučani
Nišavski okrug (Nisava District), with its seat in Niš
- Municipality of Aleksinac
- Municipality of Doljevac
- Municipality of Gadžin Han
- Municipality of Merošina
- Municipality of Niš
- Municipality of Ražanj
- Municipality of Svrljig
Pčinjski okrug (Pcinja District), with its seat in Vranje
- Municipality of Bosilegrad
- Municipality of Bujanovac
- Municipality of Preševo
- Municipality of Surdulica
- Municipality of Trgovište
- Municipality of Vladičin Han
- Municipality of Vranje
Pećki okrug (Pec District), with its seat in Peć
- Municipality of Dečani
- Municipality of Djakovica
- Municipality of Istok
- Municipality of Klina
- Municipality of Peć
Pirotski okrug (Pirot District), with its seat in Pirot
- Municipality of Babušnica
- Municipality of Bela Palanka
- Municipality of Dimitrovgrad
- Municipality of Pirot
Podunavski okrug (Podunavlje District), with its seat in Smederevo
- Municipality of Smederevo
- Municipality of Smederevska Palanka
- Municipality of Velika Plana
Pomoravski okrug (Pomoravlje District), with its seat in Jagodina
- Municipality of Ćuprija
- Municipality of Despotovac
- Municipality of Jagodina
- Municipality of Paraćin
- Municipality of Rekovac
- Municipality of Svilajnac
Prizrenski okrug (Prizren District), with seat in Prizren (UNMIK merged municipalities of Gora and Opolje into one municipality of Dragaš; government of Serbia does not recognise this)
- Municipality of Gora
- Municipality of Opolje
- Municipality of Dragaš
- Municipality of Orahovac
- Municipality of Prizren
- Municipality of Suva Reka
Rasinski okrug (Rasina District), with its seat in Kruševac
- Municipality of Aleksandrovac
- Municipality of Brus
- Municipality of Ćićevac
- Municipality of Kruševac
- Municipality of Trstenik
- Municipality of Varvarin
Raški okrug (Raska District), with its seat in Kraljevo
- Municipality of Kraljevo
- Municipality of Novi Pazar
- Municipality of Raška
- Municipality of Tutin
- Municipality of Vrnjačka Banja
Severno - Bački okrug (North Backa District), with seat in Subotica
- Municipality of Bačka Topola
- Municipality of Subotica
- Municipality of Mali Iđoš
Severno - Banatski okrug (North Banat District), with its seat in Kikinda
- Municipality of Ada
- Municipality of Čoka
- Municipality of Kanjiža
- Municipality of Kikinda
- Municipality of Novi Kneževac
- Municipality of Senta
Srednje - Banatski okrug (Central Banat District), with its seat in Zrenjanin
- Municipality of Nova Crnja
- Municipality of Novi Bečej
- Municipality of Sečanj
- Municipality of Žitište
- Municipality of Zrenjanin
Sremski okrug (Srem District), with its seat in Sremska Mitrovica
- Municipality of Inđija
- Municipality of Irig
- Municipality of Sremska Mitrovica
- Municipality of Stara Pazova
- Municipality of Šid
- Municipality of Pećinci
- Municipality of Ruma
Šumadijski okrug (Sumadija District, with seat in Kragujevac
- Municipality of Aranđelovac
- Municipality of Batočina
- Municipality of Knić
- Municipality of Kragujevac
- Municipality of Lapovo
- Municipality of Rača
- Municipality of Topola
Toplički okrug, (Toplica District) with its seat in Prokuplje
- Municipality of Blace
- Municipality of Kuršumlija
- Municipality of Prokuplje
- Municipality of Žitorađa
Zaječarski okrug (Zajecar District), with seat in Zaječar
- Municipality of Boljevac
- Municipality of Knjaževac
- Municipality of Sokobanja
- Municipality of Zaječar
Zapadno - Bački okrug (West Backa District), with its seat in Sombor
- Municipality of Apatin
- Municipality of Kula
- Municipality of Odžaci
- Municipality of Sombor
Zlatiborski okrug (Zlatibor District), with its seat in Užice
- Municipality of Arilje
- Municipality of Bajina Bašta
- Municipality of Čajetina
- Municipality of Kosjerić
- Municipality of Požega
- Municipality of Priboj
- Municipality of Užice

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Montenegro

Montenegro has 21 municipalities (opština).

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ISO 3166-2 codes

ISO 3166-2 codes for the largest subdivisions:

CS-KOS Kosovo CS-MON Montenegro CS-SER Serbia CS-VOJ Vojvodina

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Sources

Okruzi u Republici Srbiji (http://www.srbija-info.yu/cinjenice/okruzi.html)
http://www.sopot.co.yu/grad/polozaj.html
http://www.mindspring.com/~mjfriedman/statecode.txt

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