Municipalities of Montenegro

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Municipalities of Montenegro
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Montenegro has 21 municipalities (Општина, opština), and two urban municipalities (градска општина, gradska opština), subdivisions of Podgorica municipality.

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# Crest Municipality Area Population Density Ethnic Majority (2003) Predominant language Predominant religion
Km² Rank Total Rank Pop/km² Rank
1
Andrijevica 283 17 5,785 20 Serbian (69.61%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
2
Bar 598 9 40,037 67 No majority (Mo) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
3 Berane 717 35,068 49 No majority (Sr) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
4 Bijelo Polje 924 50,284 54 No majority (Sr) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
5
Budva 122 20 15,909 130 No majority (Mo) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
6
Cetinje 899 18,482 21 Montenegrin (90.28%) Montenegrin Eastern Orthodox
7 Danilovgrad 501 10 16,523 33 Montenegrin (67.93%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
8
Herceg Novi 235 19 33,034 141 Serbian (52.45%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
9
Kolašin 897 9,949 11 Montenegrin (50.65%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
10
Kotor 335 16 22,947 68 No majority (Mo) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
11 Mojkovac 367 15 10,066 27 Montenegrin (54.77%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
12 Nikšić 2,065 1 75,282 2 36 Montenegrin (62.50%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
13 Plav 486 12 13,805 28 Bosniak (50.73%) Bosniac Muslim
14 Plužine 854 4,272 5 Serbian (60.51%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
15
Pljevlja 1,346 3 36,918 3 27 Serbian (59.52%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
16 Podgorica 1,399 2 169,132 1 121 Montenegrin (56.96%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
17 Rožaje 432 14 22,693 53 Bosniak (82.09%) Bosnian Muslim
18 Šavnik 553 11 2,947 21 5 No majority (Sr) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
19 Tivat 46 21 13,630 296 No majority (Sr) Serbian Eastern Orthodox
20 Ulcinj 255 18 20,290 80 Albanian (92.14%) Albanian Muslim
21 Žabljak 445 13 4,204 9 Serbian (50.15%) Serbian Eastern Orthodox

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