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HUN GARY Szeged a n e Subotica Pécs u b SERBIA u D n T a Kanjiza i Mohács D s ( a Bajmok Senta National capital Backa Republic capital Topola C Kikinda Sombor i Autonomous province capital k Ada Timisoara D Sivac Town, village ra va VOJVODINAV K Apatin e i k Major airport Crvenka lik i Becej i K n l Kula . a d an s K International boundary Osijek k i i Titov Vrbas Srbobran K jsk M . e Republic boundary Elemir eg a B l Temerin i CROATIA K Autonomous province boundary a n Backa a Zrenjanin Highway Vinkovci l Palanka Novi Sad Road is Vr as m ac a ki Railroad F a T K rus or a Vrsac ka G na Sid Alibunar l Canal Ruma Indija Sremska Stara Pazova Banatsko 0 20 40 60 km S Mitrovica Nova Pazova Novo Selo na a s va J Bela Crkva o Brcko a Pancevo B r 0 20 40 mi c in Beograd Sabac a Bijeljina Sav (Belgrade) Kovin R a Zeleznik D a O n u v a i n a e r r M a D Obrenovac Smederevo n v Pozarevac Golubac u a n Kladovo A Loznica D V u mnava a D l Ta N as r Mladenovac H a o ic mol SERBIA P b jsk Majdanpek u e I lan l in o V P a A K Petrovac la Smed. Palanka e n l i M . Velika-Plana k l Negotin ( a av Zagubica D Ljubovija a a Valjevo M n ub o e) S E R B r I A ok a B Bor im v e T Rogacica Kragujevac a lja nica Dr Gornji Vidin ina Milanovac Jagodina Cuprija Zajecar Cacak B Uzice Paracin Sarajevo r A Z D- Pozega o M h l et u a inja J o L t Kraljevo i r Z BULGARIA BOSNIA AND b a a Sokobanja Li v p m o i ad a K r c na v a I M ra o b Aleksinac HERZEGOVINA a Trstenik a Priboj Ivanjica r n A Krusevac i Knjazevac Nova s a N Foca Varos R i Jastre Prijepolje elik ba Nis Pljevlja U V c M v a D K c Raska Prokuplje J T u T a o u r a k z Bela m r Sjenica s n S a a p a Pirot . K Toplica it S R M Palanka o o a m r o S a Novi Pazar o r a n a r in d n v n Bijelo Polje z a i j a k i ca a k Leskovac Vlasotince (Pi je va) v Ib Kosovska lasin in ar a V a a ic Mitrovica n r e MONTENEGRO Vucitrn t Krupac Ivangrad e S V Slano Niksic L it i n Surdulica m ic B a vi e Pristina Vlasinsko o l -N Pec i Priboj g Jezero e D CROATIA rc Kotorski r i Vranje m KOSOVO e Zaljev H Bosilegrad ps Gnjilane Podgorica Al an -Dakovica Orahovac Bujanovac ani ka Kotor Cetinje th Alb rs Nor Urosevac Presevo oto Boka K Sk D ada rin (L rs Prizren . S ko a cu in ta an ri l NORTH Adriatic Bar ) Shkodër P r a Tetovo Skopje Sea ALBANIA S MACEDONIA Ulcinj The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Map No. 4268 Rev.2 UNITED NATIONS Office of Information and Communications Technology August 2020 Geospatial Information Section.

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