Kumanovo municipality

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Kumanovo municipality
Општина Куманово


Flag	Coat of arms

Municipality center

Kumanovo

Mayor

Zoran Damjanovski

Municipality area

509,48 km²

Population
- density

105,484
207,04 people/km²

Time zone
- Standard
- Summer (DST)

CET (UTC+1)
CEST (UTC+2)

Status

Urban municipality

Area code

+389 031

Car plates

Postal code

1300

Official Website

www.Kumanovo.gov.mk

Kumanovo (Macedonian: Куманово) is a municipality in northern Republic of Macedonia. Kumanovo is also the name of the city where the municipal seat is found.

1 Geography
2 History
3 Demographics
4 Inhabited places
5 Notes
6 See also
7 External links

[edit] Geography

The municipality borders Lipkovo municipality, Ilinden and Aračinovo in the west, Serbia in the north, Sveti Nikole and Petrovec in the south, Staro Nagoričane and Kratovo in the east. It expands on an area of 509,48 km².

[edit] History

By the 2003 territorial division of the Republic, a part of the rural Orašac municipality was attached to Kumanovo municipality, the other part of Orašac was atached to Staro Nagoričane municipality.

[edit] Demographics

Without Orašac the municipality of Kumanovo had 94,589 inhabitants in 1994 and 103,205 at the lasta national census. ^ The population of the abolished Orašac municipality was 1,638 in 1994 and 1,252 in 2002. The present day municipality has 104,457 inhabitants.

Viewed from the number of inhabitants, Kumanovo with 105,484 residents it is the most populous municipality in Republlic of Macedonia, the opposite attribute is assigned to Vraneštica municipality.

According to the 2002 census, ethnic groups in the Kumanovo municipality include:

Macedonians = 63,746
Albanians = 27,290
Serbs = 9,062
Roma = 4,256
Turks = 292
Vlachs = 147
Bosniaks = 20
others = 671

[edit] Inhabited places

There are 48 inhabited places in this municipality, one town and 49 villages.

Inhabited places in Kumanovo Municipality
village(s): Agino Selo \| Bedinje \| Beljakovce \| Biljanovce \| Brzak \| Vak'v \| Vince \| Gabreš \| Gorno Konjare \| Gradište \| D'lga \| Dobrošane \| Dovezaane \| Dolno Konjare \| Živinje \| Zubovce \| Jačince \| Karabičane \| Klečevce \| Kokošinje \| Kolicko \| Kosmatac \| Kutlibeg \| Kučkarevo \| K'šanje \| Lopate \| Ljubodrag \| Murgaš Novo Selo \| Novoseljane \| Orašac \| Pezovo \| Proevce \| Pčinja \| Režanovce \| Rečica \| Romanovce \| Skačkovce \| Sopot \| Studena Bara \| Suševo \| Tabanovce Tromeğa \| Umin Dol \| Čerkezi \| Četirce \| Šuplji Kamen Town(s):Kumanovo

[edit] Notes

^ 2002 census results in English and Macedonian (PDF)

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

	Municipalities of the Republic of Macedonia
Aračinovo \| Berovo \| Bitola \| Bogdanci \| Bogovinje \| Bosilovo \| Brvenica \| Čaška \| Centar Župa \| Češinovo-Obleševo \| Čučer-Sandevo \| Debar \| Debarca \| Delčevo \| Demir Hisar \| Demir Kapija \| Dolneni \| Drugovo \| Gevgelija \| Gostivar \| Gradsko \| Ilinden \| Jegunovce \| Karbinci \| Kavadarci \| Kičevo \| Kočani \| Konče \| Kratovo \| Kriva Palanka \| Krivogaštani \| Kruševo \| Kumanovo \| Lipkovo \| Lozovo \| Makedonska Kamenica \| Makedonski Brod \| Mavrovo and Rostuša \| Mogila \| Negotino \| Novaci \| Novo Selo \| Ohrid \| Oslomej \| Pehčevo \| Petrovec \| Plasnica \| Prilep \| Probištip \| Radoviš \| Rankovce \| Resen \| Rosoman \| Sopište \| Star Dojran \| Staro Nagoričane \| Štip \| Struga \| Strumica \| Studeničani \| Sveti Nikole \| Tearce \| Tetovo \| Valandovo \| Vasilevo \| Veles \| Vevčani \| Vinica \| Vraneštica \| Vrapčište \| Zajas \| Zelenikovo \| Želino \| Zrnovci Greater Skopje · Aerodrom \| Butel \| Čair \| Centar \| Gazi Baba \| Gorče Petrov \| Kisela Voda \| Karpoš \| Saraj \| Šuto Orizari