Municipalities of Montenegro

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

• Andrijevica Municipality
• Bar Municipality
• Berane Municipality
• Bijelo Polje Municipality
• Budva Municipality
• Cetinje Municipality
• Danilovgrad Municipality
• Herceg Novi Municipality
• Kolašin Municipality
• Kotor Municipality
• Mojkovac Municipality
• Nikšić Municipality
• Plav Municipality
• Plužine Municipality
• Pljevlja Municipality
• Podgorica Municipality
  • Urban municipality of Zeta
  • Urban municipality of Tuzi
• Rožaje Municipality
• Šavnik Municipality
• Tivat Municipality
• Ulcinj Municipality
• Žabljak Municipality

More about the Municipalities

#	Coat of arms/emblem	Municipality	Area		Population		Density		Ethnic Majority (2011)	Predominant language	Predominant religion
			Km²	Rank	Total	Rank	Pop/km²	Rank
1		Andrijevica	283	17	5,071	18	18		Serbian (61.86%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
2		Bar	598	9	42,048	4	70		Montenegrin (46.50%)	Montenegrin	Eastern Orthodox
3		Berane	717	8	33,970	5	47		Serbian (42.96%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
4		Bijelo Polje	924	4	46,051	3	50		Serbian (35.96%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
5		Budva	122	20	19,218	11	157		Montenegrin (48.19%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
6		Cetinje	899	5	16,657	13	19		Montenegrin (90.54%)	Montenegrin	Eastern Orthodox
7		Danilovgrad	501	11	18,472	12	37		Montenegrin (64.19%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
8		Herceg Novi	235	19	30,864	6	131		Serbian (48.89%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
9		Kolašin	897	6	8,380	17	9		Montenegrin (57.42%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
10		Kotor	335	16	22,601	9	67		Montenegrin (48.88%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
11		Mojkovac	367	15	8,622	16	23		Montenegrin (59.12%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
12		Nikšić	2,065	1	72,443	2	35		Montenegrin (63.70%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
13		Plav	486	12	13,108	15	27		Bosniak (51.90%)	Bosniac	Muslim
14		Plužine	854	7	3,246	20	4		Serbian (65.65%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
15		Pljevlja	1,346	3	30,786	7	23		Serbian (57.07%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
16		Podgorica	1,399	2	185,937	1	133		Montenegrin (57.35%)	Montenegrin	Eastern Orthodox
17		Rožaje	432	14	22,964	8	53		Bosniak (83.91%)	Bosnian	Muslim
18		Šavnik	553	10	2,070	21	4		Montenegrin (53.82%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
19		Tivat	46	21	14,031	14	305		Montenegrin (33.25%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox
20		Ulcinj / Ulqin	255	18	19,921	10	78		Albanian (70.66%)	Albanian	Muslim
21		Žabljak	445	13	3,569	19	8		Montenegrin (50.43%)	Serbian	Eastern Orthodox

See also

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