Municipalities of Montenegro

Municipalities of Montenegro

Montenegro is composed of 23 municipalities (Општина, opština), the Old Royal Capital Cetinje and the Podgorica Capital City. Podgorica also has two subdivisions - urban municipalities (градска општина, gradska opština).

Recently created:

• Petnjica Municipality^[1][2][3]
• Gusinje Municipality^[4]

Urban municipalities:

• Podgorica Municipality
  • Urban municipality of Zeta
  • Urban municipality of Tuzi

The Union of Municipalities of Montenegro is a national association of local authorities of Montenegro.^[5]

List

#	Coat of arms/ emblem	Municipality	Area		Population		Density		Ethnic Majority (2011)	Predominant language	Predominant religion
			Km²	Rank	Total	Rank	Pop/km²	Rank
1		Andrijevica	283	17	5,071	19	18		Serbian (61.86%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
2		Bar	598	8	42,048	4	70		Montenegrin (46.50%)	Montenegrin	Eastern Orthodox
3		Berane	544	10	28,305	7	52		Serbian (42.96%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
4		Bijelo Polje	924	4	46,051	3	50		Serbian (35.96%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
5		Budva	122	21	19,218	11	157		Montenegrin (48.19%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
6		Cetinje	899	5	16,657	13	19		Montenegrin (90.54%)	Montenegrin	Eastern Orthodox
7		Danilovgrad	501	11	18,472	12	37		Montenegrin (64.19%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
8		Herceg Novi	235	19	30,864	5	131		Serbian (48.89%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
9		Kolašin	897	6	8,380	17	9		Montenegrin (57.42%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
10		Kotor	335	16	22,601	9	67		Montenegrin (48.88%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
11		Mojkovac	367	15	8,622	16	23		Montenegrin (59.12%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
12		Nikšić	2,065	1	72,443	2	35		Montenegrin (63.70%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
13		Petnjica	173	20	5,665	18	34		Bosniak (77.53%)	Bosnian	Islam
14		Plav	486	12	13,108	15	27		Bosniak (51.90%)	Bosniac	Islam
15		Plužine	854	7	3,246	21	4		Serbian (65.65%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
16		Pljevlja	1,346	3	30,786	6	23		Serbian (57.07%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
17		Podgorica	1,399	2	185,937	1	133		Montenegrin (57.35%)	Montenegrin	Eastern Orthodox
18		Rožaje	432	14	22,964	8	53		Bosniak (83.91%)	Bosnian	Islam
19		Šavnik	553	9	2,070	22	4		Montenegrin (53.82%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
20		Tivat	46	22	14,031	14	305		Montenegrin (33.25%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
21		Ulcinj	255	18	19,921	10	78		Albanian (70.66%)	Albanian	Islam
22		Žabljak	445	13	3,569	20	8		Montenegrin (50.43%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox

See also

Montenegro
This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Montenegro
Constitution
Legislative Parliament President: Ranko Krivokapić
Judiciary Supreme Court Constitutional Court
Executive President (list) Filip Vujanović Prime Minister Milo Đukanović Government
Political parties Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Social Democratic Party (SDP) Movement for Changes (PzP) New Serb Democracy (NSD) Socialist People's Party (SNP) Democratic Union of Albanians (DUA) Democratic League (DSCG) New Democratic Power – FORCA Albanian Alternative (AA) Croatian Civic Initiative (HGI) Bosniak Party (BS)
Recent elections Presidential: 2008 2013 Legislative: 2006 2009 2012 Municipal: 2008 2010
Administrative divisions Municipalities
Foreign relations EU accession NATO accession
Other countries Atlas Politics portal

• List of cities in Montenegro
• List of places in Montenegro
• ISO 3166-2:ME

References

External links

• Statistical Office of Montenegro - MONSTAT. Population census 2003
• Statistical Office of Montenegro - MONSTAT. Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in Montenegro 2011. Population by age, sex, and type of settlement per municipality, as well as the most frequent name in Montenegro.
• Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in Montenegro, 2011 (preliminary data).

Municipalities of Montenegro Capital City Podgorica Golubovci Tuzi Old Royal Capital Cetinje Municipalities Andrijevica Bar Berane Bijelo Polje Budva Danilovgrad Gusinje Herceg Novi Kolašin Kotor Mojkovac Nikšić Petnjica Plav Pljevlja Plužine Rožaje Šavnik Tivat Ulcinj Žabljak