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Population, Households and Dwellings Localities, 31 March 2002 2002 Census REPUBLIC OF SERBIA Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia ISBN 86-84433-14-9 2002 Census of Population, Households and Dwellings POPULATION COMPARATIVE SURVEY OF POPULATION 1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1991 and 2002 Data by localities 9 Belgrade, May 2004 Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia 1 2002 Census Localities, 31 March 2002 CIP – Каталогизација у публикацији Народна библиотека Србије, Београд 314:117-57.8(497.11)”2002” POPULATION: Census of Population, households and Dwellings, 2002. 9, Comparative Survey of population: 1948, 1953, 1961, 1991 and 2002: data by localities / [editor in chief Vladimir Stanković]. - Belgrade: Republic Statistical Office of Serbia, 2006 (Belgrade: Republic Statistical Office of Serbia). - 224 str. : graf. prikazi, tabele ; 29 cm Na vrhu nasl. str.: Republic of Serbia. – Na nasl. str. god. izdanja: 2004. - Tiraž 100. - Str. 3: Preface / Dragan Vukmirović. ISBN 86-84433-57-2 a) Србија – Становништво – Образовна структура - 2002 – Статистика COBISS.SR-ID 135227148 www.statserb.sr.gov.yu Published and printed by: Republic Statistical Office of Serbia, Milana Rakica 5, Belgrade Phone: +381 11 2412922 ● Fax: +381 11 411260 Responsible: Dragan Vukmirovic, PhD, Director Circulation: 100 (English version) ● Printed in 2006 2 Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia Localities, 31 March 2002 2002 Census PREFACE In this book the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia publishes the comparative survey of population as established by the censuses after the Second World War (1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 and 2002). This survey does not include the data relative to Kosovo and Metohia, since population census was not executed on this territory in 2002. Due to the boycott by the Albanian population, the 1991 census of population was not entirely carried out in the municipalities of Bujanovac and Preševo and therefore for the most localities (settlements) on the territory of these municipalities the population estimations were made. The data are shown according to localities (settlements), municipalities and districts, relative to the valid administrative-territorial state on 1 January 2002. All urban settlements were marked ”u” and so made distinguished from the settlements marked “other”. In the first table review, apart from the data for the City of Belgrade, separately given are the data for the locality of Belgrade, as a unique anatropous-geographical entity, the parts of which are comprised in the territorial composition of ten municipalities of the City of Belgrade, of which six municipalities (Vračar, Zvezdara, Novi Beograd, Rakovica, Savski Venac and Stari Grad) extend exclusively over certain parts of the unique locality of Belgrade. Along with the printed publications, the respective data will be accessible to the widest circle of users through other media also (CD, INTERNET, etc). Belgrade, May 2004 Director, Dragan Vukmirović Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia 3 2002 Census Localities, 31 March 2002 4 Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia Localities, 31 March 2002 2002 Census CONTENTS Preface .................................................................... 3 South Banat District ........................................... 28 Alibunar .............................................................. 28 Methodological explanations ................................ 7 Bela Crkva .......................................................... 28 Vršac .................................................................. 28 Charts: Settlements of the Republic of Serbia by Kovačica ............................................................. 30 number of population, 2002 Census ....................... 9 Kovin .................................................................. 30 Opovo ................................................................. 30 Charts: Population increase / decrease in the Pančevo ............................................................. 30 settlements of the Republic of Serbia, 1991 – 2002 11 Plandište ............................................................ 30 Comparative survey of population: 1948, 1953, District of West Bačka ........................................ 30 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 and 2002 Apatin ................................................................. 30 Kula .................................................................... 32 - Review: Republic of Serbia, Central Serbia, Odžaci ................................................................ 32 Vojvodina, City of Belgrade, districts and Belgrade – Sombor ............................................................... 32 settlement ............................................................. 14 South Bačka District .......................................... 32 Comparative survey of population: 1948, 1953, Bač ..................................................................... 32 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 and 2002 ........................ 16 Bačka Palanka ................................................... 32 Bački Petrovac ................................................... 34 Republic of Serbia................................................ 16 Beočin ................................................................ 34 Central Serbia ........................................................ 16 Bečej .................................................................. 34 Vojvodina ............................................................... 16 Vrbas .................................................................. 34 Žabalj ................................................................. 34 City of Belgrade.................................................... 16 Novi Sad - city .................................................... 34 Barajevo .............................................................. 16 Srbobran ............................................................ 34 Voždovac ............................................................ 16 Sremski Karlovci ................................................ 36 Vračar ................................................................. 16 Temerin .............................................................. 36 Grocka ............................................................... 16 Titel .................................................................... 36 Zvezdara ............................................................ 16 Zemun ................................................................ 16 Srem District ....................................................... 36 Lazarevac .......................................................... 16 Inđija ................................................................... 36 Mladenovac ........................................................ 18 Irig ...................................................................... 36 Novi Beograd ..................................................... 18 Pećinci ................................................................ 36 Obrenovac ......................................................... 20 Ruma .................................................................. 36 Palilula ............................................................... 20 Sremska Mitrovica .............................................. 38 Rakovica ............................................................ 20 Stara Pazova ...................................................... 38 Savski Venac ..................................................... 20 Šid ...................................................................... 38 Sopot ................................................................. 20 Stari Grad ........................................................... 22 Maćva District ..................................................... 40 Čukarica ............................................................. 22 Bogatić ............................................................... 40 Vladimirci ............................................................ 40 North Bačka District............................................. 22 Koceljeva ............................................................ 42 Bačka Topola ..................................................... 22 Krupanj ............................................................... 42 Mali Iđoš ............................................................. 22 Loznica ............................................................... 42 Subotica ............................................................. 22 Ljubovija ............................................................. 44 Mali Zvornik ........................................................ 46 Central Banat District ......................................... 24 Šabac ................................................................. 46 Žitište ................................................................. 24 Zrenjanin ............................................................ 24 Kolubara District ................................................. 48 Nova Crnja ......................................................... 24 Valjevo ............................................................... 48 Novi Bečej .......................................................... 24 Lajkovac ............................................................. 50 Sečanj ................................................................ 24 Ljig ..................................................................... 52
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