Subdivisions of Kosovo
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A District (Albanian: Rreth, Serbian: Дистрикт, transliterated Distrikt) is the higher-level administrative division of both the Kosovo (UNMIK) protectorate and the partially recognized Republic of Kosovo, over the earlier territory (1990 to 1999) of the Serbian Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija.
Kosovo is further divided into municipalities. Under UNMIK administration (established in 1999), new districts in Kosovo were formed in 2000. The districts are:
District | Capital | Area in km² | Population in 2002 (rank) |
Municipalities |
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District of Đakovica ('Komuna e Gjakovës/Đakovički okrug') |
Đakovica | 1042 | 242,077 | Đakovica Dečani Orahovac |
District of Gnjilane ('Komuna e Gjilanit/Gnjilanski okrug') |
Gnjilane | Gnjilane Kosovska Kamenica Vitina |
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District of Kosovska Mitrovica ('Komuna e Mitrovicës/ Kosovskomitrovački okrug') |
Mitrovica | Mitrovica Leposavić Srbica (Skënderaj) Vučitrn Zubin Potok Zvečan |
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District of Peć ('Komuna e Pejës/Pećki okrug') |
Peć | Peć Istok Klina |
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District of Pristina ('Komuna e Prishtinës/Prištinski okrug') |
Pristina | Pristina Glogovac Kosovo Polje Lipljan Novo Brdo Obilić Podujevo |
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District of Prizren ('Komuna e Prizrenit/Prizrenski okrug') |
Prizren | Prizren Dragaš Suva Reka Mališevo |
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District of Uroševac ('Komuna e Ferizajt/Uroševački okrug') |
Uroševac | Uroševac (Ferizaj) Štimlje Kačanik Štrpce |