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List of cities, towns and villages in Vojvodina

This is a list of cities, towns and villages in Vojvodina, a province of  Serbia.

Map showing main cities in Vojvodina.
Map showing all cities and towns in Vojvodina.

List of largest cities and towns in Vojvodina edit

City / town Cyrillic
Name
District Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Image
Novi Sad Нови Сад South Bačka 191,405
(216,583) (*)
250,439
(277,522) (*)
 
Novi Sad
Subotica Суботица North Bačka 99,981 97,910
 
Subotica
Zrenjanin Зрењанин Central Banat 79,773 76,511
 
Zrenjanin
Pančevo Панчево South Banat 77,087 76,203
 
Pančevo
Sombor Сомбор West Bačka 51,471 47,623
 
Sombor
Kikinda Кикинда North Banat 41,935 38,065
 
Kikinda
Sremska Mitrovica Сремска Митровица Syrmia 39,084 37,751
 
Sremska Mitrovica
Vršac Вршац South Banat 36,623 36,040
 
Vršac
Ruma Рума Syrmia 32,229 30,076
 
Ruma
Bačka Palanka Бачка Паланка South Bačka 29,449 28,239
 
Bačka Palanka
Inđija Инђија Syrmia 26,247 26,025
 
Inđija
Vrbas Врбас South Bačka 25,907 24,112
 
Vrbas
Bečej Бечеј South Bačka 25,774 23,895
 
Bečej
Temerin Темерин South Bačka 19,216 19,661
 
Temerin
Senta Сента North Banat 20,302 18,704
 
Senta
Futog Футог South Bačka 18,582 18,641
 
Futog
Stara Pazova Стара Пазова Syrmia 18,645 18,602
 
Stara Pazova
Kula Кула West Bačka 19,301 17,866
 
Kula
Apatin Апатин West Bačka 19,320 17,411
 
Apatin
(*) Note: second population figure for Novi Sad includes populations of Petrovaradin and Sremska Kamenica.

List of urban settlements in Vojvodina edit

List of all urban settlements (cities and towns) in Vojvodina with population figures from recent censuses:[1]

South Bačka District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Bač Бач Bač South Bačka 6,046 6,087 5,399
Bačka Palanka Бачка Паланка Bačka Palanka South Bačka 26,780 29,449 28,239
Bački Jarak Бачки Јарак Temerin South Bačka 5,426 6,049 5,687
Bački Petrovac Бачки Петровац Bački Petrovac South Bačka 7,236 6,727 6,155
Bečej Бечеј Bečej South Bačka 26,634 25,774 23,895
Beočin Беочин Beočin South Bačka 7,873 8,058 7,839
Futog Футог Novi Sad South Bačka 16,048 18,582 18,641
Novi Sad Нови Сад Novi Sad South Bačka 179,626 191,405 250,439
Petrovaradin Петроварадин Petrovaradin, Novi Sad South Bačka 11,285 13,973 14,810
Srbobran Србобран Srbobran South Bačka 12,798 13,091 12,009
Sremska Kamenica Сремска Каменица Petrovaradin, Novi Sad South Bačka 7,955 11,205 12,273
Sremski Karlovci Сремски Карловци Sremski Karlovci South Bačka 7,534 8,839 8,750
Temerin Темерин Temerin South Bačka 16,971 19,216 19,661
Titel Тител Titel South Bačka 6,007 5,894 5,294
Veternik Ветерник Novi Sad South Bačka 10,271 18,626 17,454
Vrbas Врбас Vrbas South Bačka 25,858 25,907 24,112
Žabalj Жабаљ Žabalj South Bačka 8,766 9,598 9,161

West Bačka District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Apatin Апатин Apatin West Bačka 18,389 19,320 17,411
Crvenka Црвенка Kula West Bačka 10,409 10,163 9,001
Kula Кула Kula West Bačka 19,311 19,301 17,866
Odžaci Оџаци Odžaci West Bačka 10,567 9,940 8,811
Sombor Сомбор Sombor West Bačka 48,993 51,471 47,623

North Bačka District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Bačka Topola Бачка Топола Bačka Topola North Bačka 16,704 16,171 14,573
Palić Палић Subotica North Bačka 7,375 7,745 7,771
Subotica Суботица Subotica North Bačka 100,386 99,981 97,910

North Banat District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Ada Ада Ada North Banat 12,078 10,547 9,564
Čoka Чока Čoka North Banat 5,244 4,707 4,028
Kanjiža Кањижа Kanjiža North Banat 11,541 10,200 9,871
Kikinda Кикинда Kikinda North Banat 43,051 41,935 38,065
Mol Мол Ada North Banat 7,522 6,786 6,009
Novi Kneževac Нови Кнежевац Novi Kneževac North Banat 8,062 7,581 6,960
Senta Сента Senta North Banat 22,827 20,302 18,704

Central Banat District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Jaša Tomić Јаша Томић Sečanj Central Banat 3,544 2,982 2,373
Novi Bečej Нови Бечеј Novi Bečej Central Banat 15,404 14,452 13,133
Zrenjanin Зрењанин Zrenjanin Central Banat 81,316 79,773 76,511
Žitište Житиште Žitište Central Banat 3,074 3,242 2,903

South Banat District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Alibunar Алибунар Alibunar South Banat 3,738 3,431 3,007
Banatski Karlovac Банатски Карловац Alibunar South Banat 6,286 5,820 5,082
Bela Crkva Бела Црква Bela Crkva South Banat 11,634 10,675 9,080
Kačarevo Качарево Pančevo South Banat 8,103 7,624 7,100
Kovačica Ковачица Kovačica South Banat 7,426 6,764 6,259
Kovin Ковин Kovin South Banat 13,669 14,250 13,515
Opovo Опово Opovo South Banat 4,777 4,693 4,527
Pančevo Панчево Pančevo South Banat 72,793 77,087 76,203
Starčevo Старчево Pančevo South Banat 7,579 7,615 7,473
Vršac Вршац Vršac South Banat 36,885 36,623 36,040

Syrmia District:

Urban settlement Cyrillic
Name
City / municipality District Population
(1991)
Population
(2002)
Population
(2011)
Inđija Инђија Inđija Syrmia 23,061 26,247 26,025
Irig Ириг Irig Syrmia 4,414 4,848 4,415
Mačvanska Mitrovica Мачванска Митровица Sremska Mitrovica Syrmia 3,788 3,896 3,873
Ruma Рума Ruma Syrmia 28,582 32,229 30,076
Sremska Mitrovica Сремска Митровица Sremska Mitrovica Syrmia 38,834 39,084 37,751
Stara Pazova Стара Пазова Stara Pazova Syrmia 17,110 18,645 18,602
Šid Шид Šid Syrmia 14,275 16,311 14,893

The inhabited places of South Bačka District edit

City of Novi SadNovi Sad Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Novi Sad Нови Сад city 250,439 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Futog Футог town 18,641 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Begeč Бегеч village 3,325 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Budisava Будисава village 3,656 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čenej Ченеј village 2,125 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kać Каћ village 11,740 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kisač Кисач
(Slovak: Kysáč)
village 5,091 Slovaks Protestantism
Kovilj Ковиљ village 5,414 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Rumenka Руменка village 6,495 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stepanovićevo Степановићево village 2,021 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Veternik Ветерник village 17,454 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority, the name is also given in Slovak.

Hamlets and suburbs:

City of Novi SadPetrovaradin Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic
Name
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Petrovaradin Петроварадин town 14,810 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sremska Kamenica Сремска Каменица town 12,273 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bukovac Буковац village 3,936 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ledinci Лединци village 1,912 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stari Ledinci Стари Лединци village 934 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Bač Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Bač Бач town 5,399 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bačko Novo Selo Бачко Ново Село village 1,072 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bođani Бођани village 952 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Plavna Плавна village 1,152 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Selenča Селенча
(Slovak: Selenča)
village 2,996 Slovaks Catholic Christianity
Vajska Вајска village 2,834 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority, the name is also given in Slovak.

Hamlets and suburbs:

Bačka Palanka Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Bačka Palanka Бачка Паланка town 28,239 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čelarevo Челарево village 4,831 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Despotovo Деспотово village 1,853 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gajdobra Гајдобра village 2,578 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Karađorđevo Карађорђево village 738 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mladenovo Младеново village 2,679 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Neštin Нештин village 794 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Nova Gajdobra Нова Гајдобра village 1,220 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Obrovac Обровац village 2,944 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Parage Параге village 921 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Pivnice Пивнице
(Slovak: Pivnice)
village 3,337 Slovaks Protestantism
Silbaš Силбаш village 2,467 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Tovariševo Товаришево village 2,657 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vizić Визић village 270 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority, the name is also given in Slovak.

Bački Petrovac Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Bački Petrovac Бачки Петровац
(Slovak: Petrovec)
town 6,155 Slovaks Protestantism
Gložan Гложан
(Slovak: Hložany)
village 2,002 Slovaks Protestantism
Kulpin Кулпин
(Slovak: Kulpín)
village 2,775 Slovaks Protestantism
Maglić Маглић village 2,486 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Slovak ethnic majority, the names are also given in Slovak.

Bečej Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Bečej Бечеј
(Hungarian: Óbecse)
town 23,895 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bačko Gradište Бачко Градиште
(Hungarian: Bácsföldvár)
village 5,110 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bačko Petrovo Selo Бачко Петрово Село
(Hungarian: Péterréve)
village 6,350 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Mileševo Милешево
(Hungarian: Drea)
village 909 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Radičević Радичевић village 1,087 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Hamlets:

  • Drljan (Дрљан)
  • Novo Selo (Ново Село)
  • Poljanice (Пољанице)

Beočin Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Beočin Беочин town 7,839 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banoštor Баноштор village 743 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čerević Черевић village 2,800 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Grabovo Грабово village 100 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Lug Луг
(Slovak: Lúg)
village 709 Slovaks Protestantism
Rakovac Раковац village 2,248 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Susek Сусек village 996 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sviloš Свилош village 291 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority, the name is also given in Slovak.

Hamlets:

Srbobran Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic
Name
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Srbobran Србобран town 12,009 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Nadalj Надаљ village 2,008 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Turija Турија village 2,300 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Hamlets:

  • Doline (Долине)
  • Kipovo (Кипово)

Sremski Karlovci Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic
Name
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Sremski Karlovci Сремски Карловци town 8,750 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Temerin Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic
Name
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Temerin Темерин town 19,661 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bački Jarak Бачки Јарак town 5,687 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sirig Сириг village 2,939 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Titel Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic
Name
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Titel Тител town 5,294 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gardinovci Гардиновци village 1,297 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Lok Лок village 1,114 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mošorin Мошорин village 2,569 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Šajkaš Шајкаш village 4,374 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vilovo Вилово village 1,090 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Vrbas Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Vrbas Врбас town 24,112 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bačko Dobro Polje Бачко Добро Поље village 3,541 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kosančić Косанчић village 101 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kucura Куцура
(Rusyn: Коцур)
village 4,348 Rusyns Greek Catholic Christianity
Ravno Selo Равно Село village 3,107 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Savino Selo Савино Село
(Montenegrin: Savino Selo
/ Савино Село)
village 2,957 Montenegrins Orthodox Christianity
Zmajevo Змајево village 3,926 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Montenegrin and Rusyn plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Žabalj Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic
Name
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Žabalj Жабаљ town 9,161 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čurug Чуруг village 8,166 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Đurđevo Ђурђево village 5,092 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gospođinci Госпођинци village 3,715 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

The inhabited places of West Bačka District edit

City of Sombor edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Sombor Сомбор city 47,623 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Aleksa Šantić Алекса Шантић village 1,770 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bački Breg Бачки Брег
(Croatian: Bereg)
village 1,140 Croats Catholic Christianity
Bački Monoštor Бачки Моноштор
(Croatian: Monoštor)
village 3,485 Croats Catholic Christianity
Bezdan Бездан
(Hungarian: Bezdán)
village 4,623 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Čonoplja Чонопља village 3,426 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Doroslovo Дорослово
(Hungarian: Doroszló)
village 1,497 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Gakovo Гаково village 1,810 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kljajićevo Кљајићево village 5,045 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kolut Колут village 1,327 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Rastina Растина village 411 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Riđica Риђица village 2,011 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stanišić Станишић village 3,987 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stapar Стапар village 3,282 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Svetozar Miletić Светозар Милетић
(Hungarian: Nemesmilitics)
village 2,746 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Telečka Телечка
(Hungarian: Bácsgyulafalva)
village 1,720 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Croatian and Hungarian majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Hamlets and suburbs:

Apatin Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Apatin Апатин town 17,411 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kupusina Купусина
(Hungarian: Bácskertes)
village 1,952 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Prigrevica Пригревица village 4,016 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sonta Сонта
(Croatian: Sonta)
village 4,331 Croats Catholic Christianity
Svilojevo Свилојево
(Hungarian: Szilágyi)
village 1,219 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Croatian and Hungarian majority, the names are also given in these languages.

Hamlets:

  • Staro Selo (Старо Село)
  • Veliki Salaš (Велики Салаш)

Kula Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Kula Кула town 17,866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Crvenka Црвенка town 9,001 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kruščić Крушчић
(Montenegrin: Kruščić
/ Крушчић)
village 1,852 Montenegrins Orthodox Christianity
Lipar Липар village 1,482 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Nova Crvenka Нова Црвенка village 420 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ruski Krstur Руски Крстур
(Rusyn: Руски Керестур)
village 4,585 Rusyns Greek Catholic Christianity
Sivac Сивац village 7,895 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Rusyn and Montenegrin majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Odžaci Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Odžaci Оџаци town 8,810 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bački Brestovac Бачки Брестовац village 2,819 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bački Gračac Бачки Грачац village 2,286 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bogojevo Богојево
(Hungarian: Gombos)
village 1,744 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Deronje Дероње village 2,487 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Karavukovo Каравуково village 4,215 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Lalić Лалић
(Slovak: Laliť)
village 1,343 Slovaks Protestantism
Ratkovo Ратково village 3,411 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Srpski Miletić Српски Милетић village 3,038 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian and Slovak majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

The inhabited places of North Bačka District edit

City of Subotica edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Subotica Суботица
(Hungarian: Szabadka)
city 97,910 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Palić Палић
(Hungarian: Palics)
town 7,771 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bački Vinogradi Бачки Виногради
(Hungarian: Királyhalma)
village 1,922 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bačko Dušanovo Бачко Душаново
(Hungarian: Zentaörs)
village 627 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bajmok Бајмок village 7,414 Serbs Catholic Christianity
Bikovo Биково
(Croatian: Bikovo)
village 1,487 Croats Catholic Christianity
Čantavir Чантавир
(Hungarian: Csantavér)
village 6,591 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Donji Tavankut Доњи Таванкут
(Croatian: Donji Tavankut)
village 2,327 Croats Catholic Christianity
Đurđin Ђурђин
(Croatian: Đurđin)
village 1,441 Croats Catholic Christianity
Gornji Tavankut Горњи Таванкут
(Croatian: Gornji Tavankut)
village 1,097 Croats Catholic Christianity
Hajdukovo Хајдуково
(Hungarian: Hajdújárás)
village 2,313 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Kelebija Келебија
(Hungarian: Kelebia)
village 2,142 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Ljutovo Љутово
(Bunjevac: Ljutovo)
village 1,067 Bunjevci Catholic Christianity
Mala Bosna Мала Босна
(Croatian: Mala Bosna)
village 1,082 Croats Catholic Christianity
Mišićevo Мишићево village 377 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novi Žednik Нови Жедник village 2,381 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stari Žednik Стари Жедник
(Croatian: Stari Žednik)
village 1,947 Croats Catholic Christianity
Šupljak Шупљак
(Hungarian: Ludas)
village 1,115 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Višnjevac Вишњевац village 543 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian, Croatian and Bunjevac majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Hamlets:

  • Madaraš (Мадараш)

Bačka Topola Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Bačka Topola Бачка Топола
(Hungarian: Topolya)
town 14,573 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bački Sokolac Бачки Соколац village 480 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bagremovo Багремово
(Hungarian: Brazília)
village 151 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bajša Бајша
(Hungarian: Bajsa)
village 2,297 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bogaraš Богараш
(Hungarian: Bogaras)
village 83 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Gornja Rogatica Горња Рогатица village 409 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gunaroš Гунарош
(Hungarian: Gunaras)
village 1,264 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Karađorđevo Карађорђево village 468 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kavilo Кавило
(Hungarian: Rákóczitelkep)
village 177 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Krivaja Криваја village 653 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mali Beograd Мали Београд village 456 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mićunovo Мићуново village 469 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novo Orahovo Ново Орахово
(Hungarian: Zentagunaras)
village 1,768 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Njegoševo Његошево village 534 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Obornjača Оборњача village uninhabited uninhabited in 2011 uninhabited in 2011
Pačir Пачир
(Hungarian: Pacsér)
village 2,580 Hungarians Protestantism
Panonija Панонија village 607 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Pobeda Победа
(Hungarian: Győztes)
village 271 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Srednji Salaš Средњи Салаш village 104 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stara Moravica Стара Моравица
(Hungarian: Bácskossuthfalva)
village 5,051 Hungarians Protestantism
Svetićevo Светићево village 147 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Tomislavci Томиславци village 541 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Zobnatica Зобнатица
(Hungarian: Zobnaticza)
village 238 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Mali Iđoš Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Mali Iđoš Мали Иђош
(Hungarian: Kishegyes)
village 4,890 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Feketić Фекетић
(Hungarian: Bácsfeketehegy)
village 3,980 Hungarians Protestantism
Lovćenac Ловћенац
(Montenegrin: Lovćenac
/ Ловћенац)
village 3,161 Montenegrins Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian and Montenegrin majority, the names are also given in these languages.

The inhabited places of North Banat District edit

Kikinda municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Kikinda Кикинда town 38,065 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatska Topola Банатска Топола village 866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatsko Veliko Selo Банатско Велико Село village 2,512 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bašaid Башаид village 3,123 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Iđoš Иђош village 1,822 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mokrin Мокрин village 5,270 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Nakovo Наково village 1,918 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novi Kozarci Нови Козарци village 1,894 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Rusko Selo Руско Село village 2,813 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sajan Сајан
(Hungarian: Szaján)
village 1,170 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the place with Hungarian ethnic majority, the name is also given in Hungarian.

Hamlets:

Novi Kneževac municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Novi Kneževac Нови Кнежевац town 6,960 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatsko Aranđelovo Банатско Аранђелово village 1,398 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Đala Ђала village 796 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Filić Филић village 136 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Majdan Мајдан
(Hungarian: Magyarmajdány)
village 210 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Podlokanj Подлокањ village 144 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Rabe Рабе
(Hungarian: Rábé)
village 106 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Siget Сигет village 198 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Srpski Krstur Српски Крстур village 1,321 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Čoka municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Čoka Чока
(Hungarian: Csóka)
town 4,028 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Banatski Monoštor Банатски Моноштор
(Hungarian: Kanizsamonostor)
village 102 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Crna Bara Црна Бара
(Hungarian: Feketetó)
village 437 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Jazovo Јазово
(Hungarian: Hódegyháza)
village 742 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Ostojićevo Остојићево village 2,324 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Padej Падеј
(Hungarian: Padé)
village 2,376 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Sanad Санад village 1,151 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vrbica Врбица
(Hungarian: Egyházaskér)
village 238 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Ada municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Ada Ада
(Hungarian: Ada)
town 9,564 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Mol Мол
(Hungarian: Mohol)
town 6,009 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Obornjača Оборњача
(Hungarian: Völgypart)
village 326 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Sterijino Стеријино
(Hungarian: Valkaisor)
village 186 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Utrine Утрине
(Hungarian: Törökfalu)
village 906 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Kanjiža Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Kanjiža Кањижа
(Hungarian: Magyarkanizsa)
town 9,871 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Adorjan Адорјан
(Hungarian: Adorján)
village 1,037 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Doline Долине
(Hungarian: Völgyes)
village 390 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Horgoš Хоргош
(Hungarian: Horgos)
village 5,709 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Male Pijace Мале Пијаце
(Hungarian: Kispiac)
village 1,811 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Mali Pesak Мали Песак
(Hungarian: Kishomok)
village 94 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Martonoš Мартонош
(Hungarian: Martonos)
village 1,988 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Novo Selo Ново Село
(Hungarian: Újfalu)
village 157 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Orom Ором
(Hungarian: Orom)
village 1,423 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Totovo Selo Тотово Село
(Hungarian: Tóthfalu)
village 618 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Trešnjevac Трешњевац
(Hungarian: Oromhegyes)
village 1,724 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Velebit Велебит village 277 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vojvoda Zimonić Војвода Зимонић
(Hungarian: Ilonafalu)
village 244 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Senta Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Senta Сента
(Hungarian: Zenta)
town 18,704 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Bogaraš Богараш
(Hungarian: Bogaras)
village 568 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Gornji Breg Горњи Брег
(Hungarian: Felsőhegy)
village 1,726 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Kevi Кеви
(Hungarian: Kevi)
village 726 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Tornjoš Торњош
(Hungarian: Tornyos)
village 1,592 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

The inhabited places of Central Banat District edit

City of Zrenjanin edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Zrenjanin Зрењанин city 76,511 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Aradac Арадац village 3,335 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatski Despotovac Банатски Деспотовац village 1,291 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Belo Blato Бело Блато
(Slovak: Biele Blato)
village 1,342 Slovaks Catholic Christianity
Botoš Ботош village 1,860 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čenta Чента village 3,050 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ečka Ечка village 3,999 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Elemir Елемир village 4,338 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Farkaždin Фаркаждин village 1,179 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jankov Most Јанков Мост
(Romanian: Iancăid)
village 530 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Klek Клек village 2,706 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Knićanin Книћанин village 1,753 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Lazarevo Лазарево village 2,877 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Lukićevo Лукићево village 1,804 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Lukino Selo Лукино Село
(Hungarian: Lukácsfalva)
village 498 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Melenci Меленци village 5,982 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mihajlovo Михајлово
(Hungarian: Magyarszentmihály)
village 948 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Orlovat Орловат village 1,516 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Perlez Перлез village 3,383 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stajićevo Стајићево village 1,941 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Taraš Тараш village 1,009 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Tomaševac Томашевац village 1,510 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian, Romanian or Slovak majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Hamlets:

  • Zlatica (Златица)

Novi Bečej Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Novi Bečej Нови Бечеј town 13,133 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bočar Бочар village 1,488 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kumane Кумане village 3,284 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novo Miloševo Ново Милошево village 6,020 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Nova Crnja Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Nova Crnja Нова Црња
(Hungarian: Magyarcsernye)
village 1,509 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Aleksandrovo Александрово village 2,130 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Radojevo Радојево village 1,056 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Srpska Crnja Српска Црња village 3,685 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Toba Тоба
(Hungarian: Tóba)
village 518 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Vojvoda Stepa Војвода Степа village 1,374 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Žitište Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Žitište Житиште town 2,898 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatski Dvor Банатски Двор village 1,095 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatsko Karađorđevo Банатско Карађорђево village 2,091 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatsko Višnjićevo Банатско Вишњићево village 258 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čestereg Честерег village 1,113 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Hetin Хетин
(Hungarian: Hetény)
village 537 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Međa Међа village 838 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novi Itebej Нови Итебеј
(Hungarian: Magyarittabé)
village 1,147 Hungarians Protestantism
Ravni Topolovac Равни Тополовац village 1,137 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Srpski Itebej Српски Итебеј village 1,969 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Torak Торак
(Romanian: Torac)
village 2,291 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Torda Торда
(Hungarian: Torda)
village 1,462 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian or Romanian majority, the names are also given in these languages.

Sečanj Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Sečanj Сечањ village 2,107 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jaša Tomić Јаша Томић town 2,373 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatska Dubica Банатска Дубица village 324 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Boka Бока village 1,412 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Busenje Бусење
(Hungarian: Káptalanfalva)
village 63 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Jarkovac Јарковац village 1.505 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Konak Конак village 777 Serbs Catholic Christianity
Krajišnik Крајишник village 1,719 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Neuzina Неузина village 1,256 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sutjeska Сутјеска village 1,478 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Šurjan Шурјан village 253 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the place with Hungarian ethnic majority, the name is also given in Hungarian.

The inhabited places of South Banat District edit

City of Pančevo edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Pančevo Панчево city 76,203 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kačarevo Качарево town 7,100 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Starčevo Старчево town 7,473 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatski Brestovac Банатски Брестовац village 3,251 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatsko Novo Selo Банатско Ново Село village 6,686 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Dolovo Долово village 6,146 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Glogonj Глогоњ village 3,012 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ivanovo Иваново
(Hungarian: Sándoregyháza)
village 1,053 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Jabuka Јабука village 6,181 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Omoljica Омољица village 6,309 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the place with Hungarian ethnic plurality, the name is also given in Hungarian.

Kovin Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Kovin Ковин town 13,499 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bavanište Баваниште village 5,820 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Deliblato Делиблато village 2,939 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Dubovac Дубовац village 1,188 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gaj Гај village 2,929 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Malo Bavanište Мало Баваниште village 332 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mramorak Мраморак village 2,690 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Pločica Плочица village 1,794 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Skorenovac Скореновац
(Hungarian: Székelykeve)
village 2,354 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Šumarak Шумарак
(Hungarian: Emánueltelep)
village 161 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Note: For the places with Hungarian ethnic majority or plurality, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Opovo Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Opovo Опово town 4,527 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Baranda Баранда village 1,544 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sakule Сакуле village 1,847 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sefkerin Сефкерин village 2,522 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Kovačica Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Kovačica Ковачица
(Slovak: Kovačica)
town 6,259 Slovaks Protestantism
Crepaja Црепаја village 4,364 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Debeljača Дебељача
(Hungarian: Torontálvásárhely)
village 4,913 Hungarians Protestantism
Idvor Идвор village 974 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Padina Падина
(Slovak: Padina)
village 5,531 Slovaks Protestantism
Putnikovo Путниково village 200 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Samoš Самош village 1,004 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Uzdin Уздин
(Romanian: Uzdâni)
village 2,029 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Slovak, Hungarian or Romanian majority, the names are also given in these languages.

Alibunar Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Alibunar Алибунар town 2,883 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatski Karlovac Банатски Карловац town 5,082 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Dobrica Добрица village 1,076 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ilandža Иланџа village 1,422 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Janošik Јаношик
(Slovak: Jánošík)
village 966 Slovaks Protestantism
Lokve Локве
(Romanian: Locve)
village 1,772 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Nikolinci Николинци
(Romanian: Nicolinţ)
village 1,131 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Novi Kozjak Нови Козјак village 636 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Seleuš Селеуш
(Romanian: Seleuş)
village 1,191 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Vladimirovac Владимировац village 3,868 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Romanian or Slovak majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Hamlets:

Plandište Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Plandište Пландиште village 3,825 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatski Sokolac Банатски Соколац village 272 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Barice Барице
(Romanian: Sân-Ianăş)
village 516 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Dužine Дужине village 147 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Hajdučica Хајдучица
(Slovak: Hajdušica)
village 1,150 Slovaks Protestantism
Jermenovci Јерменовци
(Hungarian: Ürményháza)
village 905 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Kupinik Купиник village 238 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Laudonovac Лаудоновац village 21 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Margita Маргита village 924 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Markovićevo Марковићево village 160 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Miletićevo Милетићево village 497 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stari Lec Стари Лец village 963 Serbs undeclared
Velika Greda Велика Греда village 1,158 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Veliki Gaj Велики Гај village 560 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Romanian, Hungarian or Slovak majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Vršac Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Vršac Вршац town 36,040 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gudurica Гудурица village 1,094 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Izbište Избиште village 1,472 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jablanka Јабланка
(Romanian: Iablanca)
village 251 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Kuštilj Куштиљ
(Romanian: Coştei)
village 748 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Mali Žam Мали Жам
(Romanian: Jamu Mic)
village 283 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Malo Središte Мало Средиште
(Romanian: Srediştea Mică)
village 89 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Markovac Марковац
(Romanian: Marcovăţ)
village 255 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Mesić Месић
(Romanian: Mesici)
village 198 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Orešac Орешац
(Romanian: Oreşaţ)
village 382 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Parta Парта village 376 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Pavliš Павлиш village 2,195 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Potporanj Потпорањ village 272 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ritiševo Ритишево
(Romanian: Râtişor)
village 549 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Sočica Сочица
(Romanian: Sălciţa)
village 133 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Straža Стража
(Romanian: Straja)
village 531 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Šušara Шушара
(Hungarian: Fejértelep)
village 333 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Uljma Уљма village 3,269 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vatin Ватин village 238 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Veliko Središte Велико Средиште village 1,270 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vlajkovac Влајковац village 1,148 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vojvodinci Војводинци
(Romanian: Voivodinţ)
village 363 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Vršački Ritovi Вршачки Ритови village 37 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Zagajica Загајица village 500 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Romanian or Hungarian majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Bela Crkva Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Bela Crkva Бела Црква town 9,080 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatska Palanka Банатска Паланка village 682 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Banatska Subotica Банатска Суботица village 169 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Crvena Crkva Црвена Црква village 666 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Češko Selo Чешко Село
(Czech: Češko Selo)
village 40 Czechs Catholic Christianity
Dobričevo Добричево
(Hungarian: Udvardszállás)
village 199 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Dupljaja Дупљаја village 738 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Grebenac Гребенац
(Romanian: Grebenaţ)
village 818 Romanians Orthodox Christianity
Jasenovo Јасеново village 1,243 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kajtasovo Кајтасово village 262 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kaluđerovo Калуђерово village 94 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kruščica Крушчица village 864 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kusić Кусић village 1,164 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vračev Gaj Врачев Гај village 1,348 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Romanian, Hungarian or Czech majority, the names are also given in these languages.

Hamlets:

The inhabited places of Syrmia District edit

City of Sremska Mitrovica edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Sremska Mitrovica Сремска Митровица city 37,751 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mačvanska Mitrovica Мачванска Митровица town 3,873 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bešenovački Prnjavor Бешеновачки Прњавор village 83 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bešenovo Бешеново village 841 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bosut Босут village 971 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čalma Чалма village 1,431 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Divoš Дивош village 1,361 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Grgurevci Гргуревци village 1,129 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jarak Јарак village 2,039 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kuzmin Кузмин village 2,982 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Laćarak Лаћарак village 10,638 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ležimir Лежимир village 699 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Manđelos Манђелос village 1,319 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Martinci Мартинци village 3,070 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Noćaj Ноћај village 1,866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Radenković Раденковић village 946 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ravnje Равње village 1,184 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Salaš Noćajski Салаш Ноћајски village 1,751 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sremska Rača Сремска Рача village 624 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stara Bingula Стара Бингула village 162 Serbs Catholic Christianity
Šašinci Шашинци village 1,623 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Šišatovac Шишатовац village 211 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Šuljam Шуљам village 630 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Veliki Radinci Велики Радинци village 1,426 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Zasavica I Засавица I village 722 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Zasavica II Засавица II village 608 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Hamlets:

  • Vranjaš
  • Venac

Šid Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Šid Шид town 14,893 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Adaševci Адашевци village 1,919 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bačinci Бачинци village 1,180 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Batrovci Батровци village 259 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Berkasovo Беркасово village 1,115 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Bikić Do Бикић До
(Rusyn: Бикич Дол)
village 269 Rusyns Greek Catholic Christianity
Bingula Бингула village 732 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Erdevik Ердевик village 2,736 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Gibarac Гибарац village 989 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ilinci Илинци village 804 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jamena Јамена village 950 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kukujevci Кукујевци village 1,955 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ljuba Љуба
(Slovak: Ľuba)
village 446 Slovaks Protestantism
Molovin Моловин village 195 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Morović Моровић village 1,774 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Privina Glava Привина Глава village 186 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sot Сот village 679 Serbs Catholic Christianity
Vašica Вашица village 1,424 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Višnjićevo Вишњићево village 1,683 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Slovak or Rusyn majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Irig Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Irig Ириг town 4,415 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Dobrodol Добродол
(Hungarian: Dobradópuszta)
village 107 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Grgetek Гргетек village 76 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jazak Јазак village 960 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Krušedol Prnjavor Крушедол Прњавор village 234 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Krušedol Selo Крушедол Село village 340 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mala Remeta Мала Ремета village 130 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Neradin Нерадин village 475 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Rivica Ривица village 620 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Šatrinci Шатринци
(Hungarian: Satrinca)
village 373 Hungarians Catholic Christianity
Velika Remeta Велика Ремета village 44 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vrdnik Врдник village 3,092 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Ruma Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Ruma Рума town 30,076 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Buđanovci Буђановци village 1,497 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Dobrinci Добринци village 1,549 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Donji Petrovci Доњи Петровци village 924 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Grabovci Грабовци village 1,189 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Hrtkovci Хртковци village 3,036 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Klenak Кленак village 2,946 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kraljevci Краљевци village 1056 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Mali Radinci Мали Радинци village 532 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Nikinci Никинци village 1,808 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Pavlovci Павловци village 393 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Platičevo Платичево village 2,444 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Putinci Путинци village 2,745 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stejanovci Стејановци village 918 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vitojevci Витојевци village 808 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Voganj Вогањ village 1,506 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Žarkovac Жарковац village 904 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Pećinci Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Pećinci Пећинци village 2,581 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ašanja Ашања village 1,365 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Brestač Брестач village 934 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Deč Деч village 1,491 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Donji Tovarnik Доњи Товарник village 973 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Karlovčić Карловчић village 1,078 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Kupinovo Купиново village 1,866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Obrež Обреж village 1,308 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ogar Огар village 1,040 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Popinci Попинци village 1,166 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Prhovo Прхово village 784 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sibač Сибач village 468 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Sremski Mihaljevci Сремски Михаљевци village 769 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Subotište Суботиште village 844 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Šimanovci Шимановци village 3,053 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Stara Pazova Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Stara Pazova Стара Пазова town 18,602 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Belegiš Белегиш village 2,973 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Golubinci Голубинци village 4,721 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Krnješevci Крњешевци village 845 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Nova Pazova Нова Пазова village 17,105 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novi Banovci Нови Бановци village 9,443 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Stari Banovci Стари Бановци village 5,954 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Surduk Сурдук village 1,397 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Vojka Војка village 4,752 Serbs Orthodox Christianity

Inđija Municipality edit

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type Population
(2011)
Largest ethnic
group (2002)
Dominant religion
(2002)
Inđija Инђија town 26,025 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Beška Бешка village 5,783 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Čortanovci Чортановци village 2,337 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Jarkovci Јарковци village 593 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Krčedin Крчедин village 2,429 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Ljukovo Љуково village 1,525 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Maradik Марадик village 2,095 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novi Karlovci Нови Карловци village 2,856 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Novi Slankamen Нови Сланкамен village 2,994 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Slankamenački Vinogradi Сланкаменачки Виногради
(Slovak: Slankamenské Vinohrady)
village 253 Slovaks Protestantism
Stari Slankamen Стари Сланкамен village 543 Serbs Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited place with Slovak majority, the name is also given in Slovak.

Former settlements edit

Former settlements in Vojvodina that were abandoned or resettled:

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type / Location Settlement destiny Largest ethnic
group (year)
Almaš Алмаш Former village in Bačka
(located between Temerin,
Nadalj and Gospođinci)
It was resettled in 1718 Serbs (1715)
Kočićevo Кочићево Former village in Bačka
(located in Bačka Topola municipality)
It was abandoned in the second
half of the 20th century
Serbs (1971)
Molin Молин Former village in Banat
(located in Nova Crnja municipality)
It was abandoned in 1961 Serbs (1953)
Selište Селиште
(Hungarian: Újfalu)
Former village in Bačka
(located in Mali Iđoš municipality)
It was abandoned in the second
half of the 20th century
Hungarians (1971)
Note: For the former settlement with Hungarian ethnic majority, the name is also given in Hungarian.

Former settlements in Vojvodina that were merged with other places:

Settlement Cyrillic Name
Other Names
Type / Location Settlement destiny Largest ethnic
group (year)
Aleksandrovo Александрово Former village in Bačka Today neighborhood of Subotica Serbs (1910)
Bikač Бикач Former village in Banat Today part of Bašaid Serbs (1971)
Kruševlje Крушевље Former village in Bačka Degraded to formal settlement status,
today part of Gakovo
Serbs (1971)
Mužlja Мужља
(Hungarian: Muzslya)
Former village in Banat Today neighborhood of Zrenjanin Hungarians (1971)
Novi Vladimirovac Нови Владимировац Former village in Banat Today part of Vladimirovac Serbs (1971)
Tankosićevo Танкосићево
(Slovak: Tankosiťevo)
Former village in Bačka Today part of Kisač Slovaks (1971)
Veliki Salaš Велики Салаш
(Croatian: Veliki Salaš)
Former village in Bačka Degraded to formal settlement status,
today part of Sonta
Croats (1971)
Vojlovica Војловица
(Hungarian: Hertelendyfalva)
Former village in Banat Today neighborhood of Pančevo Hungarians (1971)
Note: For the former settlements with Hungarian, Slovak or Croat majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ "Cities of Serbia".

Further reading edit

  • Slobodan Ćurčić, Broj stanovnika Vojvodine, Novi Sad, 1996.
  • Slobodan Ćurčić, Naselja Srema – geografske karakteristike, Novi Sad, 2000.
  • Dr Slobodan Ćurčić, Naselja Banata – geografske karakteristike, Novi Sad, 2004.
  • Dr Slobodan Ćurčić, Naselja Bačke – geografske karakteristike, Novi Sad, 2007.
  • Jovan Erdeljanović, Srbi u Banatu, Novi Sad, 1992.

External links edit

  • Population of settlements in Vojvodina (first results of 2011 census in Serbia)
  • Population of settlements in Vojvodina (1948–2002)

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This is a list of cities towns and villages in Vojvodina a province of Serbia Map showing main cities in Vojvodina Map showing all cities and towns in Vojvodina Contents 1 List of largest cities and towns in Vojvodina 2 List of urban settlements in Vojvodina 3 The inhabited places of South Backa District 3 1 City of Novi Sad Novi Sad Municipality 3 2 City of Novi Sad Petrovaradin Municipality 3 3 Bac Municipality 3 4 Backa Palanka Municipality 3 5 Backi Petrovac Municipality 3 6 Becej Municipality 3 7 Beocin Municipality 3 8 Srbobran Municipality 3 9 Sremski Karlovci Municipality 3 10 Temerin Municipality 3 11 Titel Municipality 3 12 Vrbas Municipality 3 13 Zabalj Municipality 4 The inhabited places of West Backa District 4 1 City of Sombor 4 2 Apatin Municipality 4 3 Kula Municipality 4 4 Odzaci Municipality 5 The inhabited places of North Backa District 5 1 City of Subotica 5 2 Backa Topola Municipality 5 3 Mali Iđos Municipality 6 The inhabited places of North Banat District 6 1 Kikinda municipality 6 2 Novi Knezevac municipality 6 3 Coka municipality 6 4 Ada municipality 6 5 Kanjiza Municipality 6 6 Senta Municipality 7 The inhabited places of Central Banat District 7 1 City of Zrenjanin 7 2 Novi Becej Municipality 7 3 Nova Crnja Municipality 7 4 Zitiste Municipality 7 5 Secanj Municipality 8 The inhabited places of South Banat District 8 1 City of Pancevo 8 2 Kovin Municipality 8 3 Opovo Municipality 8 4 Kovacica Municipality 8 5 Alibunar Municipality 8 6 Plandiste Municipality 8 7 Vrsac Municipality 8 8 Bela Crkva Municipality 9 The inhabited places of Syrmia District 9 1 City of Sremska Mitrovica 9 2 Sid Municipality 9 3 Irig Municipality 9 4 Ruma Municipality 9 5 Pecinci Municipality 9 6 Stara Pazova Municipality 9 7 Inđija Municipality 10 Former settlements 11 See also 12 References 13 Further reading 14 External linksList of largest cities and towns in Vojvodina editCity town CyrillicName District Population 2002 Population 2011 Image Novi Sad Novi Sad South Backa 191 405 216 583 250 439 277 522 nbsp Novi Sad Subotica Subotica North Backa 99 981 97 910 nbsp Subotica Zrenjanin Zreњanin Central Banat 79 773 76 511 nbsp Zrenjanin Pancevo Panchevo South Banat 77 087 76 203 nbsp Pancevo Sombor Sombor West Backa 51 471 47 623 nbsp Sombor Kikinda Kikinda North Banat 41 935 38 065 nbsp Kikinda Sremska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica Syrmia 39 084 37 751 nbsp Sremska Mitrovica Vrsac Vrshac South Banat 36 623 36 040 nbsp Vrsac Ruma Ruma Syrmia 32 229 30 076 nbsp Ruma Backa Palanka Bachka Palanka South Backa 29 449 28 239 nbsp Backa Palanka Inđija Inђiјa Syrmia 26 247 26 025 nbsp Inđija Vrbas Vrbas South Backa 25 907 24 112 nbsp Vrbas Becej Becheј South Backa 25 774 23 895 nbsp Becej Temerin Temerin South Backa 19 216 19 661 nbsp Temerin Senta Senta North Banat 20 302 18 704 nbsp Senta Futog Futog South Backa 18 582 18 641 nbsp Futog Stara Pazova Stara Pazova Syrmia 18 645 18 602 nbsp Stara Pazova Kula Kula West Backa 19 301 17 866 nbsp Kula Apatin Apatin West Backa 19 320 17 411 nbsp Apatin Note second population figure for Novi Sad includes populations of Petrovaradin and Sremska Kamenica List of urban settlements in Vojvodina editList of all urban settlements cities and towns in Vojvodina with population figures from recent censuses 1 South Backa District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Bac Bach Bac South Backa 6 046 6 087 5 399 Backa Palanka Bachka Palanka Backa Palanka South Backa 26 780 29 449 28 239 Backi Jarak Bachki Јarak Temerin South Backa 5 426 6 049 5 687 Backi Petrovac Bachki Petrovac Backi Petrovac South Backa 7 236 6 727 6 155 Becej Becheј Becej South Backa 26 634 25 774 23 895 Beocin Beochin Beocin South Backa 7 873 8 058 7 839 Futog Futog Novi Sad South Backa 16 048 18 582 18 641 Novi Sad Novi Sad Novi Sad South Backa 179 626 191 405 250 439 Petrovaradin Petrovaradin Petrovaradin Novi Sad South Backa 11 285 13 973 14 810 Srbobran Srbobran Srbobran South Backa 12 798 13 091 12 009 Sremska Kamenica Sremska Kamenica Petrovaradin Novi Sad South Backa 7 955 11 205 12 273 Sremski Karlovci Sremski Karlovci Sremski Karlovci South Backa 7 534 8 839 8 750 Temerin Temerin Temerin South Backa 16 971 19 216 19 661 Titel Titel Titel South Backa 6 007 5 894 5 294 Veternik Veternik Novi Sad South Backa 10 271 18 626 17 454 Vrbas Vrbas Vrbas South Backa 25 858 25 907 24 112 Zabalj Zhabaљ Zabalj South Backa 8 766 9 598 9 161 West Backa District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Apatin Apatin Apatin West Backa 18 389 19 320 17 411 Crvenka Crvenka Kula West Backa 10 409 10 163 9 001 Kula Kula Kula West Backa 19 311 19 301 17 866 Odzaci Oџaci Odzaci West Backa 10 567 9 940 8 811 Sombor Sombor Sombor West Backa 48 993 51 471 47 623 North Backa District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Backa Topola Bachka Topola Backa Topola North Backa 16 704 16 171 14 573 Palic Paliћ Subotica North Backa 7 375 7 745 7 771 Subotica Subotica Subotica North Backa 100 386 99 981 97 910 North Banat District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Ada Ada Ada North Banat 12 078 10 547 9 564 Coka Choka Coka North Banat 5 244 4 707 4 028 Kanjiza Kaњizha Kanjiza North Banat 11 541 10 200 9 871 Kikinda Kikinda Kikinda North Banat 43 051 41 935 38 065 Mol Mol Ada North Banat 7 522 6 786 6 009 Novi Knezevac Novi Knezhevac Novi Knezevac North Banat 8 062 7 581 6 960 Senta Senta Senta North Banat 22 827 20 302 18 704 Central Banat District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Jasa Tomic Јasha Tomiћ Secanj Central Banat 3 544 2 982 2 373 Novi Becej Novi Becheј Novi Becej Central Banat 15 404 14 452 13 133 Zrenjanin Zreњanin Zrenjanin Central Banat 81 316 79 773 76 511 Zitiste Zhitishte Zitiste Central Banat 3 074 3 242 2 903 South Banat District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Alibunar Alibunar Alibunar South Banat 3 738 3 431 3 007 Banatski Karlovac Banatski Karlovac Alibunar South Banat 6 286 5 820 5 082 Bela Crkva Bela Crkva Bela Crkva South Banat 11 634 10 675 9 080 Kacarevo Kacharevo Pancevo South Banat 8 103 7 624 7 100 Kovacica Kovachica Kovacica South Banat 7 426 6 764 6 259 Kovin Kovin Kovin South Banat 13 669 14 250 13 515 Opovo Opovo Opovo South Banat 4 777 4 693 4 527 Pancevo Panchevo Pancevo South Banat 72 793 77 087 76 203 Starcevo Starchevo Pancevo South Banat 7 579 7 615 7 473 Vrsac Vrshac Vrsac South Banat 36 885 36 623 36 040 Syrmia District Urban settlement CyrillicName City municipality District Population 1991 Population 2002 Population 2011 Inđija Inђiјa Inđija Syrmia 23 061 26 247 26 025 Irig Irig Irig Syrmia 4 414 4 848 4 415 Macvanska Mitrovica Machvanska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica Syrmia 3 788 3 896 3 873 Ruma Ruma Ruma Syrmia 28 582 32 229 30 076 Sremska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica Syrmia 38 834 39 084 37 751 Stara Pazova Stara Pazova Stara Pazova Syrmia 17 110 18 645 18 602 Sid Shid Sid Syrmia 14 275 16 311 14 893The inhabited places of South Backa District editCity of Novi Sad Novi Sad Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Novi Sad Novi Sad city 250 439 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Futog Futog town 18 641 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Begec Begech village 3 325 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Budisava Budisava village 3 656 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Cenej Cheneј village 2 125 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kac Kaћ village 11 740 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kisac Kisach Slovak Kysac village 5 091 Slovaks Protestantism Kovilj Koviљ village 5 414 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Rumenka Rumenka village 6 495 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stepanovicevo Stepanoviћevo village 2 021 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Veternik Veternik village 17 454 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority the name is also given in Slovak Hamlets and suburbs Banglades Bangladesh Kamenjar Kameњar Lipov Gaj Lipov Gaј Nemanovci Nemanovci Pejicevi Salasi Peјiћevi Salashi City of Novi Sad Petrovaradin Municipality edit Settlement CyrillicName Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Petrovaradin Petrovaradin town 14 810 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sremska Kamenica Sremska Kamenica town 12 273 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bukovac Bukovac village 3 936 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ledinci Ledinci village 1 912 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stari Ledinci Stari Ledinci village 934 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bac Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Bac Bach town 5 399 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Backo Novo Selo Bachko Novo Selo village 1 072 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bođani Boђani village 952 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Plavna Plavna village 1 152 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Selenca Selencha Slovak Selenca village 2 996 Slovaks Catholic Christianity Vajska Vaјska village 2 834 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority the name is also given in Slovak Hamlets and suburbs Labudnjaca Labudњacha Mali Bac Mali Bach Ziva Zhiva Backa Palanka Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Backa Palanka Bachka Palanka town 28 239 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Celarevo Chelarevo village 4 831 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Despotovo Despotovo village 1 853 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gajdobra Gaјdobra village 2 578 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Karađorđevo Karaђorђevo village 738 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mladenovo Mladenovo village 2 679 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nestin Neshtin village 794 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nova Gajdobra Nova Gaјdobra village 1 220 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Obrovac Obrovac village 2 944 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Parage Parage village 921 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Pivnice Pivnice Slovak Pivnice village 3 337 Slovaks Protestantism Silbas Silbash village 2 467 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Tovarisevo Tovarishevo village 2 657 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vizic Viziћ village 270 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority the name is also given in Slovak Backi Petrovac Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Backi Petrovac Bachki Petrovac Slovak Petrovec town 6 155 Slovaks Protestantism Glozan Glozhan Slovak Hlozany village 2 002 Slovaks Protestantism Kulpin Kulpin Slovak Kulpin village 2 775 Slovaks Protestantism Maglic Magliћ village 2 486 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Slovak ethnic majority the names are also given in Slovak Becej Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Becej Becheј Hungarian obecse town 23 895 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Backo Gradiste Bachko Gradishte Hungarian Bacsfoldvar village 5 110 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Backo Petrovo Selo Bachko Petrovo Selo Hungarian Peterreve village 6 350 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Milesevo Mileshevo Hungarian Drea village 909 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Radicevic Radicheviћ village 1 087 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Hamlets Drljan Drљan Novo Selo Novo Selo Poljanice Poљanice Beocin Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Beocin Beochin town 7 839 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banostor Banoshtor village 743 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Cerevic Chereviћ village 2 800 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Grabovo Grabovo village 100 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lug Lug Slovak Lug village 709 Slovaks Protestantism Rakovac Rakovac village 2 248 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Susek Susek village 996 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Svilos Svilosh village 291 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority the name is also given in Slovak Hamlets Koruska Korushka Srbobran Municipality edit Settlement CyrillicName Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Srbobran Srbobran town 12 009 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nadalj Nadaљ village 2 008 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Turija Turiјa village 2 300 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Hamlets Doline Doline Kipovo Kipovo Sremski Karlovci Municipality edit Settlement CyrillicName Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Sremski Karlovci Sremski Karlovci town 8 750 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Temerin Municipality edit Settlement CyrillicName Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Temerin Temerin town 19 661 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Backi Jarak Bachki Јarak town 5 687 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sirig Sirig village 2 939 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Titel Municipality edit Settlement CyrillicName Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Titel Titel town 5 294 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gardinovci Gardinovci village 1 297 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lok Lok village 1 114 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mosorin Moshorin village 2 569 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sajkas Shaјkash village 4 374 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vilovo Vilovo village 1 090 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vrbas Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Vrbas Vrbas town 24 112 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Backo Dobro Polje Bachko Dobro Poљe village 3 541 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kosancic Kosanchiћ village 101 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kucura Kucura Rusyn Kocur village 4 348 Rusyns Greek Catholic Christianity Ravno Selo Ravno Selo village 3 107 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Savino Selo Savino Selo Montenegrin Savino Selo Savino Selo village 2 957 Montenegrins Orthodox Christianity Zmajevo Zmaјevo village 3 926 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Montenegrin and Rusyn plurality the names are also given in these languages Zabalj Municipality edit Settlement CyrillicName Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Zabalj Zhabaљ town 9 161 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Curug Churug village 8 166 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Đurđevo Ђurђevo village 5 092 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gospođinci Gospoђinci village 3 715 Serbs Orthodox Christianity nbsp Map of Novi Sad City with the surrounding inhabited places nbsp Map of Bac municipality nbsp Map of Backa Palanka municipality nbsp Map of Backi Petrovac municipality nbsp Map of Vrbas municipality nbsp Map of Srbobran municipality nbsp Map of Temerin municipality nbsp Map of Beocin municipality nbsp Map of Sremski Karlovci municipality nbsp Map of Becej municipality nbsp Map of Zabalj municipality nbsp Map of Titel municipalityThe inhabited places of West Backa District editCity of Sombor edit nbsp Sombor Kljajicevo Conoplja Svetozar Miletic Telecka Backi Monostor Bezdan Kolut Backi Breg Gakovo Krusevlje Stanisic Aleksa Santic Rastina Riđica Stapar Doroslovo Municipality of Sombor nbsp Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Sombor Sombor city 47 623 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Aleksa Santic Aleksa Shantiћ village 1 770 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Backi Breg Bachki Breg Croatian Bereg village 1 140 Croats Catholic Christianity Backi Monostor Bachki Monoshtor Croatian Monostor village 3 485 Croats Catholic Christianity Bezdan Bezdan Hungarian Bezdan village 4 623 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Conoplja Chonopљa village 3 426 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Doroslovo Doroslovo Hungarian Doroszlo village 1 497 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Gakovo Gakovo village 1 810 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kljajicevo Kљaјiћevo village 5 045 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kolut Kolut village 1 327 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Rastina Rastina village 411 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Riđica Riђica village 2 011 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stanisic Stanishiћ village 3 987 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stapar Stapar village 3 282 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Svetozar Miletic Svetozar Miletiћ Hungarian Nemesmilitics village 2 746 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Telecka Telechka Hungarian Bacsgyulafalva village 1 720 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Croatian and Hungarian majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Hamlets and suburbs Bilic Biliћ Bukovacki Salasi Bukovachki Salashi Krusevlje Krushevљe Lugumerci Lugumerci Rancevo Ranchevo Zarkovac Zharkovac Apatin Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Apatin Apatin town 17 411 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kupusina Kupusina Hungarian Bacskertes village 1 952 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Prigrevica Prigrevica village 4 016 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sonta Sonta Croatian Sonta village 4 331 Croats Catholic Christianity Svilojevo Sviloјevo Hungarian Szilagyi village 1 219 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Croatian and Hungarian majority the names are also given in these languages Hamlets Staro Selo Staro Selo Veliki Salas Veliki Salash Kula Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Kula Kula town 17 866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Crvenka Crvenka town 9 001 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kruscic Krushchiћ Montenegrin Kruscic Krushchiћ village 1 852 Montenegrins Orthodox Christianity Lipar Lipar village 1 482 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nova Crvenka Nova Crvenka village 420 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ruski Krstur Ruski Krstur Rusyn Ruski Kerestur village 4 585 Rusyns Greek Catholic Christianity Sivac Sivac village 7 895 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Rusyn and Montenegrin majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Odzaci Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Odzaci Oџaci town 8 810 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Backi Brestovac Bachki Brestovac village 2 819 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Backi Gracac Bachki Grachac village 2 286 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bogojevo Bogoјevo Hungarian Gombos village 1 744 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Deronje Deroњe village 2 487 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Karavukovo Karavukovo village 4 215 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lalic Laliћ Slovak Lalit village 1 343 Slovaks Protestantism Ratkovo Ratkovo village 3 411 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Srpski Miletic Srpski Miletiћ village 3 038 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian and Slovak majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages nbsp Map of Sombor municipality nbsp Map of Apatin municipality nbsp Map of Odzaci municipality nbsp Map of Kula municipalityThe inhabited places of North Backa District editCity of Subotica edit nbsp Subotica Kelebija Palic Mala Bosna Ljutovo Hajdukovo Backi Vinogradi Supljak Bikovo Donji Tavankut Gornji Tavankut Misicevo Bajmok Đurđin Stari Zednik Novi Zednik Visnjevac Cantavir Backo Dusanovo Municipality ofSubotica nbsp Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Subotica Subotica Hungarian Szabadka city 97 910 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Palic Paliћ Hungarian Palics town 7 771 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Backi Vinogradi Bachki Vinogradi Hungarian Kiralyhalma village 1 922 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Backo Dusanovo Bachko Dushanovo Hungarian Zentaors village 627 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Bajmok Baјmok village 7 414 Serbs Catholic Christianity Bikovo Bikovo Croatian Bikovo village 1 487 Croats Catholic Christianity Cantavir Chantavir Hungarian Csantaver village 6 591 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Donji Tavankut Doњi Tavankut Croatian Donji Tavankut village 2 327 Croats Catholic Christianity Đurđin Ђurђin Croatian Đurđin village 1 441 Croats Catholic Christianity Gornji Tavankut Gorњi Tavankut Croatian Gornji Tavankut village 1 097 Croats Catholic Christianity Hajdukovo Haјdukovo Hungarian Hajdujaras village 2 313 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Kelebija Kelebiјa Hungarian Kelebia village 2 142 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Ljutovo Љutovo Bunjevac Ljutovo village 1 067 Bunjevci Catholic Christianity Mala Bosna Mala Bosna Croatian Mala Bosna village 1 082 Croats Catholic Christianity Misicevo Mishiћevo village 377 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novi Zednik Novi Zhednik village 2 381 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stari Zednik Stari Zhednik Croatian Stari Zednik village 1 947 Croats Catholic Christianity Supljak Shupљak Hungarian Ludas village 1 115 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Visnjevac Vishњevac village 543 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian Croatian and Bunjevac majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Hamlets Madaras Madarash Backa Topola Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Backa Topola Bachka Topola Hungarian Topolya town 14 573 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Backi Sokolac Bachki Sokolac village 480 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bagremovo Bagremovo Hungarian Brazilia village 151 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Bajsa Baјsha Hungarian Bajsa village 2 297 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Bogaras Bogarash Hungarian Bogaras village 83 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Gornja Rogatica Gorњa Rogatica village 409 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gunaros Gunarosh Hungarian Gunaras village 1 264 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Karađorđevo Karaђorђevo village 468 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kavilo Kavilo Hungarian Rakoczitelkep village 177 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Krivaja Krivaјa village 653 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mali Beograd Mali Beograd village 456 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Micunovo Miћunovo village 469 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novo Orahovo Novo Orahovo Hungarian Zentagunaras village 1 768 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Njegosevo Њegoshevo village 534 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Obornjaca Oborњacha village uninhabited uninhabited in 2011 uninhabited in 2011 Pacir Pachir Hungarian Pacser village 2 580 Hungarians Protestantism Panonija Panoniјa village 607 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Pobeda Pobeda Hungarian Gyoztes village 271 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Srednji Salas Sredњi Salash village 104 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stara Moravica Stara Moravica Hungarian Bacskossuthfalva village 5 051 Hungarians Protestantism Sveticevo Svetiћevo village 147 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Tomislavci Tomislavci village 541 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Zobnatica Zobnatica Hungarian Zobnaticza village 238 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Mali Iđos Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Mali Iđos Mali Iђosh Hungarian Kishegyes village 4 890 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Feketic Feketiћ Hungarian Bacsfeketehegy village 3 980 Hungarians Protestantism Lovcenac Lovћenac Montenegrin Lovcenac Lovћenac village 3 161 Montenegrins Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian and Montenegrin majority the names are also given in these languages nbsp Map of Subotica municipality nbsp Map of Backa Topola municipality nbsp Map of Mali Iđos municipalityThe inhabited places of North Banat District editKikinda municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Kikinda Kikinda town 38 065 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatska Topola Banatska Topola village 866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatsko Veliko Selo Banatsko Veliko Selo village 2 512 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Basaid Bashaid village 3 123 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Iđos Iђosh village 1 822 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mokrin Mokrin village 5 270 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nakovo Nakovo village 1 918 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novi Kozarci Novi Kozarci village 1 894 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Rusko Selo Rusko Selo village 2 813 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sajan Saјan Hungarian Szajan village 1 170 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the place with Hungarian ethnic majority the name is also given in Hungarian Hamlets Bikac Bikach Vincaid Vincaid Novi Knezevac municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Novi Knezevac Novi Knezhevac town 6 960 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatsko Aranđelovo Banatsko Aranђelovo village 1 398 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Đala Ђala village 796 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Filic Filiћ village 136 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Majdan Maјdan Hungarian Magyarmajdany village 210 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Podlokanj Podlokaњ village 144 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Rabe Rabe Hungarian Rabe village 106 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Siget Siget village 198 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Srpski Krstur Srpski Krstur village 1 321 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Coka municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Coka Choka Hungarian Csoka town 4 028 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Banatski Monostor Banatski Monoshtor Hungarian Kanizsamonostor village 102 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Crna Bara Crna Bara Hungarian Feketeto village 437 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Jazovo Јazovo Hungarian Hodegyhaza village 742 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Ostojicevo Ostoјiћevo village 2 324 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Padej Padeј Hungarian Pade village 2 376 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Sanad Sanad village 1 151 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vrbica Vrbica Hungarian Egyhazasker village 238 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Ada municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Ada Ada Hungarian Ada town 9 564 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Mol Mol Hungarian Mohol town 6 009 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Obornjaca Oborњacha Hungarian Volgypart village 326 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Sterijino Steriјino Hungarian Valkaisor village 186 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Utrine Utrine Hungarian Torokfalu village 906 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Kanjiza Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Kanjiza Kaњizha Hungarian Magyarkanizsa town 9 871 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Adorjan Adorјan Hungarian Adorjan village 1 037 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Doline Doline Hungarian Volgyes village 390 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Horgos Horgosh Hungarian Horgos village 5 709 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Male Pijace Male Piјace Hungarian Kispiac village 1 811 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Mali Pesak Mali Pesak Hungarian Kishomok village 94 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Martonos Martonosh Hungarian Martonos village 1 988 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Novo Selo Novo Selo Hungarian Ujfalu village 157 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Orom Orom Hungarian Orom village 1 423 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Totovo Selo Totovo Selo Hungarian Tothfalu village 618 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Tresnjevac Treshњevac Hungarian Oromhegyes village 1 724 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Velebit Velebit village 277 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vojvoda Zimonic Voјvoda Zimoniћ Hungarian Ilonafalu village 244 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Senta Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Senta Senta Hungarian Zenta town 18 704 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Bogaras Bogarash Hungarian Bogaras village 568 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Gornji Breg Gorњi Breg Hungarian Felsohegy village 1 726 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Kevi Kevi Hungarian Kevi village 726 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Tornjos Torњosh Hungarian Tornyos village 1 592 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian nbsp Map of Kikinda municipality nbsp Map of Novi Knezevac municipality nbsp Map of Coka municipality nbsp Map of Ada municipality nbsp Map of Senta municipality nbsp Map of Kanjiza municipalityThe inhabited places of Central Banat District editCity of Zrenjanin edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Zrenjanin Zreњanin city 76 511 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Aradac Aradac village 3 335 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatski Despotovac Banatski Despotovac village 1 291 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Belo Blato Belo Blato Slovak Biele Blato village 1 342 Slovaks Catholic Christianity Botos Botosh village 1 860 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Centa Chenta village 3 050 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ecka Echka village 3 999 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Elemir Elemir village 4 338 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Farkazdin Farkazhdin village 1 179 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jankov Most Јankov Most Romanian Iancăid village 530 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Klek Klek village 2 706 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Knicanin Kniћanin village 1 753 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lazarevo Lazarevo village 2 877 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lukicevo Lukiћevo village 1 804 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lukino Selo Lukino Selo Hungarian Lukacsfalva village 498 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Melenci Melenci village 5 982 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mihajlovo Mihaјlovo Hungarian Magyarszentmihaly village 948 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Orlovat Orlovat village 1 516 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Perlez Perlez village 3 383 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stajicevo Staјiћevo village 1 941 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Taras Tarash village 1 009 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Tomasevac Tomashevac village 1 510 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian Romanian or Slovak majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Hamlets Zlatica Zlatica Novi Becej Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Novi Becej Novi Becheј town 13 133 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bocar Bochar village 1 488 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kumane Kumane village 3 284 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novo Milosevo Novo Miloshevo village 6 020 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nova Crnja Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Nova Crnja Nova Crњa Hungarian Magyarcsernye village 1 509 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Aleksandrovo Aleksandrovo village 2 130 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Radojevo Radoјevo village 1 056 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Srpska Crnja Srpska Crњa village 3 685 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Toba Toba Hungarian Toba village 518 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Vojvoda Stepa Voјvoda Stepa village 1 374 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Zitiste Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Zitiste Zhitishte town 2 898 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatski Dvor Banatski Dvor village 1 095 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatsko Karađorđevo Banatsko Karaђorђevo village 2 091 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatsko Visnjicevo Banatsko Vishњiћevo village 258 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Cestereg Chestereg village 1 113 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Hetin Hetin Hungarian Heteny village 537 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Međa Meђa village 838 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novi Itebej Novi Itebeј Hungarian Magyarittabe village 1 147 Hungarians Protestantism Ravni Topolovac Ravni Topolovac village 1 137 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Srpski Itebej Srpski Itebeј village 1 969 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Torak Torak Romanian Torac village 2 291 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Torda Torda Hungarian Torda village 1 462 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian or Romanian majority the names are also given in these languages Secanj Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Secanj Sechaњ village 2 107 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jasa Tomic Јasha Tomiћ town 2 373 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatska Dubica Banatska Dubica village 324 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Boka Boka village 1 412 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Busenje Buseњe Hungarian Kaptalanfalva village 63 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Jarkovac Јarkovac village 1 505 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Konak Konak village 777 Serbs Catholic Christianity Krajisnik Kraјishnik village 1 719 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Neuzina Neuzina village 1 256 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sutjeska Sutјeska village 1 478 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Surjan Shurјan village 253 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the place with Hungarian ethnic majority the name is also given in Hungarian nbsp Map of Zrenjanin municipality nbsp Map of Novi Becej municipality nbsp Map of Nova Crnja municipality nbsp Map of Zitiste municipality nbsp Map of Secanj municipalityThe inhabited places of South Banat District editCity of Pancevo edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Pancevo Panchevo city 76 203 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kacarevo Kacharevo town 7 100 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Starcevo Starchevo town 7 473 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatski Brestovac Banatski Brestovac village 3 251 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatsko Novo Selo Banatsko Novo Selo village 6 686 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Dolovo Dolovo village 6 146 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Glogonj Glogoњ village 3 012 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ivanovo Ivanovo Hungarian Sandoregyhaza village 1 053 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Jabuka Јabuka village 6 181 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Omoljica Omoљica village 6 309 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the place with Hungarian ethnic plurality the name is also given in Hungarian Kovin Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Kovin Kovin town 13 499 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bavaniste Bavanishte village 5 820 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Deliblato Deliblato village 2 939 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Dubovac Dubovac village 1 188 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gaj Gaј village 2 929 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Malo Bavaniste Malo Bavanishte village 332 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mramorak Mramorak village 2 690 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Plocica Plochica village 1 794 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Skorenovac Skorenovac Hungarian Szekelykeve village 2 354 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Sumarak Shumarak Hungarian Emanueltelep village 161 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Note For the places with Hungarian ethnic majority or plurality the names are also given in Hungarian Opovo Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Opovo Opovo town 4 527 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Baranda Baranda village 1 544 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sakule Sakule village 1 847 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sefkerin Sefkerin village 2 522 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kovacica Municipality edit nbsp Idvor Uzdin Putnikovo Samos Kovacica Padina Debeljaca Crepaja Municipality of Kovacica nbsp Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Kovacica Kovachica Slovak Kovacica town 6 259 Slovaks Protestantism Crepaja Crepaјa village 4 364 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Debeljaca Debeљacha Hungarian Torontalvasarhely village 4 913 Hungarians Protestantism Idvor Idvor village 974 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Padina Padina Slovak Padina village 5 531 Slovaks Protestantism Putnikovo Putnikovo village 200 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Samos Samosh village 1 004 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Uzdin Uzdin Romanian Uzdani village 2 029 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Slovak Hungarian or Romanian majority the names are also given in these languages Alibunar Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Alibunar Alibunar town 2 883 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatski Karlovac Banatski Karlovac town 5 082 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Dobrica Dobrica village 1 076 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ilandza Ilanџa village 1 422 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Janosik Јanoshik Slovak Janosik village 966 Slovaks Protestantism Lokve Lokve Romanian Locve village 1 772 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Nikolinci Nikolinci Romanian Nicolinţ village 1 131 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Novi Kozjak Novi Kozјak village 636 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Seleus Seleush Romanian Seleus village 1 191 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Vladimirovac Vladimirovac village 3 868 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Romanian or Slovak majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Hamlets Novi Vladimirovac Devojacki Bunar Plandiste Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Plandiste Plandishte village 3 825 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatski Sokolac Banatski Sokolac village 272 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Barice Barice Romanian San Ianăs village 516 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Duzine Duzhine village 147 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Hajducica Haјduchica Slovak Hajdusica village 1 150 Slovaks Protestantism Jermenovci Јermenovci Hungarian Urmenyhaza village 905 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Kupinik Kupinik village 238 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Laudonovac Laudonovac village 21 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Margita Margita village 924 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Markovicevo Markoviћevo village 160 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mileticevo Miletiћevo village 497 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stari Lec Stari Lec village 963 Serbs undeclared Velika Greda Velika Greda village 1 158 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Veliki Gaj Veliki Gaј village 560 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Romanian Hungarian or Slovak majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Vrsac Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Vrsac Vrshac town 36 040 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gudurica Gudurica village 1 094 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Izbiste Izbishte village 1 472 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jablanka Јablanka Romanian Iablanca village 251 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Kustilj Kushtiљ Romanian Costei village 748 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Mali Zam Mali Zham Romanian Jamu Mic village 283 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Malo Srediste Malo Sredishte Romanian Sredistea Mică village 89 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Markovac Markovac Romanian Marcovăţ village 255 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Mesic Mesiћ Romanian Mesici village 198 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Oresac Oreshac Romanian Oresaţ village 382 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Parta Parta village 376 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Pavlis Pavlish village 2 195 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Potporanj Potporaњ village 272 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ritisevo Ritishevo Romanian Ratisor village 549 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Socica Sochica Romanian Sălciţa village 133 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Straza Strazha Romanian Straja village 531 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Susara Shushara Hungarian Fejertelep village 333 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Uljma Uљma village 3 269 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vatin Vatin village 238 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Veliko Srediste Veliko Sredishte village 1 270 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vlajkovac Vlaјkovac village 1 148 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vojvodinci Voјvodinci Romanian Voivodinţ village 363 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Vrsacki Ritovi Vrshachki Ritovi village 37 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Zagajica Zagaјica village 500 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Romanian or Hungarian majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Bela Crkva Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Bela Crkva Bela Crkva town 9 080 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatska Palanka Banatska Palanka village 682 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Banatska Subotica Banatska Subotica village 169 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Crvena Crkva Crvena Crkva village 666 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Cesko Selo Cheshko Selo Czech Cesko Selo village 40 Czechs Catholic Christianity Dobricevo Dobrichevo Hungarian Udvardszallas village 199 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Dupljaja Dupљaјa village 738 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Grebenac Grebenac Romanian Grebenaţ village 818 Romanians Orthodox Christianity Jasenovo Јasenovo village 1 243 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kajtasovo Kaјtasovo village 262 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kaluđerovo Kaluђerovo village 94 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kruscica Krushchica village 864 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kusic Kusiћ village 1 164 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vracev Gaj Vrachev Gaј village 1 348 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Romanian Hungarian or Czech majority the names are also given in these languages Hamlets Stara Palanka nbsp Map of city of Pancevo nbsp Map of Kovin municipality nbsp Map of Opovo municipality nbsp Map of Kovacica municipality nbsp Map of Vrsac municipality nbsp Map of Bela Crkva municipality nbsp Map of Alibunar municipality nbsp Map of Plandiste municipalityThe inhabited places of Syrmia District editCity of Sremska Mitrovica edit Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Sremska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica city 37 751 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Macvanska Mitrovica Machvanska Mitrovica town 3 873 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Besenovacki Prnjavor Beshenovachki Prњavor village 83 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Besenovo Beshenovo village 841 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bosut Bosut village 971 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Calma Chalma village 1 431 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Divos Divosh village 1 361 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Grgurevci Grgurevci village 1 129 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jarak Јarak village 2 039 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kuzmin Kuzmin village 2 982 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lacarak Laћarak village 10 638 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Lezimir Lezhimir village 699 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Manđelos Manђelos village 1 319 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Martinci Martinci village 3 070 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nocaj Noћaј village 1 866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Radenkovic Radenkoviћ village 946 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ravnje Ravњe village 1 184 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Salas Nocajski Salash Noћaјski village 1 751 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sremska Raca Sremska Racha village 624 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stara Bingula Stara Bingula village 162 Serbs Catholic Christianity Sasinci Shashinci village 1 623 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sisatovac Shishatovac village 211 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Suljam Shuљam village 630 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Veliki Radinci Veliki Radinci village 1 426 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Zasavica I Zasavica I village 722 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Zasavica II Zasavica II village 608 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Hamlets Vranjas Venac Sid Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Sid Shid town 14 893 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Adasevci Adashevci village 1 919 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bacinci Bachinci village 1 180 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Batrovci Batrovci village 259 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Berkasovo Berkasovo village 1 115 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Bikic Do Bikiћ Do Rusyn Bikich Dol village 269 Rusyns Greek Catholic Christianity Bingula Bingula village 732 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Erdevik Erdevik village 2 736 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Gibarac Gibarac village 989 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ilinci Ilinci village 804 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jamena Јamena village 950 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kukujevci Kukuјevci village 1 955 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ljuba Љuba Slovak Ľuba village 446 Slovaks Protestantism Molovin Molovin village 195 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Morovic Moroviћ village 1 774 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Privina Glava Privina Glava village 186 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sot Sot village 679 Serbs Catholic Christianity Vasica Vashica village 1 424 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Visnjicevo Vishњiћevo village 1 683 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Slovak or Rusyn majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages Irig Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Irig Irig town 4 415 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Dobrodol Dobrodol Hungarian Dobradopuszta village 107 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Grgetek Grgetek village 76 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jazak Јazak village 960 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Krusedol Prnjavor Krushedol Prњavor village 234 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Krusedol Selo Krushedol Selo village 340 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mala Remeta Mala Remeta village 130 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Neradin Neradin village 475 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Rivica Rivica village 620 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Satrinci Shatrinci Hungarian Satrinca village 373 Hungarians Catholic Christianity Velika Remeta Velika Remeta village 44 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vrdnik Vrdnik village 3 092 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority the names are also given in Hungarian Ruma Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Ruma Ruma town 30 076 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Buđanovci Buђanovci village 1 497 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Dobrinci Dobrinci village 1 549 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Donji Petrovci Doњi Petrovci village 924 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Grabovci Grabovci village 1 189 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Hrtkovci Hrtkovci village 3 036 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Klenak Klenak village 2 946 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kraljevci Kraљevci village 1056 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Mali Radinci Mali Radinci village 532 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nikinci Nikinci village 1 808 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Pavlovci Pavlovci village 393 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Platicevo Platichevo village 2 444 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Putinci Putinci village 2 745 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stejanovci Steјanovci village 918 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vitojevci Vitoјevci village 808 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Voganj Vogaњ village 1 506 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Zarkovac Zharkovac village 904 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Pecinci Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Pecinci Peћinci village 2 581 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Asanja Ashaњa village 1 365 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Brestac Brestach village 934 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Dec Dech village 1 491 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Donji Tovarnik Doњi Tovarnik village 973 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Karlovcic Karlovchiћ village 1 078 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Kupinovo Kupinovo village 1 866 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Obrez Obrezh village 1 308 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ogar Ogar village 1 040 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Popinci Popinci village 1 166 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Prhovo Prhovo village 784 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sibac Sibach village 468 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Sremski Mihaljevci Sremski Mihaљevci village 769 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Subotiste Subotishte village 844 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Simanovci Shimanovci village 3 053 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stara Pazova Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic Name Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Stara Pazova Stara Pazova town 18 602 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Belegis Belegish village 2 973 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Golubinci Golubinci village 4 721 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Krnjesevci Krњeshevci village 845 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Nova Pazova Nova Pazova village 17 105 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novi Banovci Novi Banovci village 9 443 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Stari Banovci Stari Banovci village 5 954 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Surduk Surduk village 1 397 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Vojka Voјka village 4 752 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Inđija Municipality edit Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Population 2011 Largest ethnicgroup 2002 Dominant religion 2002 Inđija Inђiјa town 26 025 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Beska Beshka village 5 783 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Cortanovci Chortanovci village 2 337 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Jarkovci Јarkovci village 593 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Krcedin Krchedin village 2 429 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Ljukovo Љukovo village 1 525 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Maradik Maradik village 2 095 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novi Karlovci Novi Karlovci village 2 856 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Novi Slankamen Novi Slankamen village 2 994 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Slankamenacki Vinogradi Slankamenachki Vinogradi Slovak Slankamenske Vinohrady village 253 Slovaks Protestantism Stari Slankamen Stari Slankamen village 543 Serbs Orthodox Christianity Note For the inhabited place with Slovak majority the name is also given in Slovak nbsp Map of Sremska Mitrovica municipality nbsp Map of Sid municipality nbsp Map of Irig municipality nbsp Map of Ruma municipality nbsp Map of Inđija municipality nbsp Map of Stara Pazova municipality nbsp Map of Pecinci municipalityFormer settlements editFormer settlements in Vojvodina that were abandoned or resettled Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Location Settlement destiny Largest ethnicgroup year Almas Almash Former village in Backa located between Temerin Nadalj and Gospođinci It was resettled in 1718 Serbs 1715 Kocicevo Kochiћevo Former village in Backa located in Backa Topola municipality It was abandoned in the secondhalf of the 20th century Serbs 1971 Molin Molin Former village in Banat located in Nova Crnja municipality It was abandoned in 1961 Serbs 1953 Seliste Selishte Hungarian Ujfalu Former village in Backa located in Mali Iđos municipality It was abandoned in the secondhalf of the 20th century Hungarians 1971 Note For the former settlement with Hungarian ethnic majority the name is also given in Hungarian Former settlements in Vojvodina that were merged with other places Settlement Cyrillic NameOther Names Type Location Settlement destiny Largest ethnicgroup year Aleksandrovo Aleksandrovo Former village in Backa Today neighborhood of Subotica Serbs 1910 Bikac Bikach Former village in Banat Today part of Basaid Serbs 1971 Krusevlje Krushevљe Former village in Backa Degraded to formal settlement status today part of Gakovo Serbs 1971 Muzlja Muzhљa Hungarian Muzslya Former village in Banat Today neighborhood of Zrenjanin Hungarians 1971 Novi Vladimirovac Novi Vladimirovac Former village in Banat Today part of Vladimirovac Serbs 1971 Tankosicevo Tankosiћevo Slovak Tankositevo Former village in Backa Today part of Kisac Slovaks 1971 Veliki Salas Veliki Salash Croatian Veliki Salas Former village in Backa Degraded to formal settlement status today part of Sonta Croats 1971 Vojlovica Voјlovica Hungarian Hertelendyfalva Former village in Banat Today neighborhood of Pancevo Hungarians 1971 Note For the former settlements with Hungarian Slovak or Croat majority or plurality the names are also given in these languages See also editCities and towns of Serbia Populated places of Serbia Municipalities and cities of Serbia Districts of Serbia Statistical regions of Serbia Administrative divisions of Serbia Former Serbian exonyms in Vojvodina German exonyms in Vojvodina Hungarian exonyms in Vojvodina Slovak exonyms in Vojvodina Rusyn exonyms in Vojvodina Romanian exonyms in VojvodinaReferences edit Cities of Serbia Further reading editSlobodan Curcic Broj stanovnika Vojvodine Novi Sad 1996 Slobodan Curcic Naselja Srema geografske karakteristike Novi Sad 2000 Dr Slobodan Curcic Naselja Banata geografske karakteristike Novi Sad 2004 Dr Slobodan Curcic Naselja Backe geografske karakteristike Novi Sad 2007 Jovan Erdeljanovic Srbi u Banatu Novi Sad 1992 External links editPopulation of settlements in Vojvodina first results of 2011 census in Serbia Population of settlements in Vojvodina 1948 2002 Retrieved from https 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