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Municipalities of Serbia, 2006 ５．Municipalties of Serbia 2006 （英語、Statistical Office of Republic of Serbia、2007 年） REPUBLIC OF SERBIA STATISTICAL OFFICE OF REPUBLIC OF SERBIA ISSN 1452-4856 MUNICIPALITIES OF SERBIA 2006 Belgrade, March 2007 Municipalities of Serbia, 2006 Published and pressed by: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia 5 Milana Rakića St, Belgrade Phone: 2412 922 * Fax: 2411 260 Person responsible: Dragan Vukmirović, PhD Using data of this publication is subject to quoting source. CIP – Catalogued in publication The National Library of Serbia, Belgrade 311 MUNICIPALITIES of Serbia / Republic of Serbia, Statistical Office of Republic of Serbia ; editor in chief Miladin Kovačević. - 2005 - . - Belgrade (Milana Rakića 5) Serbia, 2006 - (Belgrade : Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia). - 30 cm Annually ISSN 1452-4856 = Municipalities of Serbia COBISS.SR-ID 130137868 REPUBLIC OF SERBIA - DISTRICTS AND MUNICIPALITIES State as of 1 January 2006 NOVI District KANJIŽA KNEŽEVAC SUBOTICA 1 North Bačka 3 2 Central Banat 1 ČOKA 3 North Banat SENTA 4 South Banat SOMBOR 5 West Bačka BAČKA TOPOLA ADA KIKINDA 6 South Bačka 5 7 Srem MALI 8 Mačva IĐOŠ BEČEJ NOVA KULA NOVI 9 Kolubara APATIN CRNJA BEČEJ 10 Podunavlje SRBO- 11 Braničevo BRAN 12 Šumadija ODŽACI ŽITIŠTE VRBAS 13 Pomoravlje 14 Bor TEMERIN 2 15 Zaječar BAČKI ŽABALJ BAČ 16 Zlatibor BAČKA PETRO- ZRENJANIN SEČANJ PALANKA VAC 6 17 Moravica NOVI SAD 18 Raška TITEL PLANDIŠTE 19 Rasina 20 Nišava BEOČIN 23 21 Toplica 22 Pirot IRIG INĐIJA KOVAČICA ALIBUNAR VRŠAC ŠID 7 OPOVO 23 Jablanica SREMSKA 24 Pčinja MITROVICA STARA 25 Kosovo PAZOVA 26 Peć 10 27 Prizren PANČEVO BELA CRKVA 9 4 28 Kosovska Mitrovica BOGATIĆ RUMA PEĆINCI 1 29 Kosovo-Pomoravlje 4 2 KOVIN 11 3 5 8 ŠABAC 6 7 VELIKO GRADIŠTE C I T Y O F 8 13 14 POŽAREVAC GOLUBAC VLADIMIRCI B E L G R A D E SMEDEREVO KLADOVO LOZNICA 12 MALO 15 10 CRNIĆE KOCELJEVA 11 KUČEVO UB 17 KRUPANJ SMED. MALI 16 PALANKA ŽABARI MAJDANPEK ZVORNIK LAJKO- PETROVAC ARANĐELO- OSEČINA 9 VAC VEL. VAC PLANA NEGOTIN VALJEVO RAČA SVILAJ- LJUBOVIJA MIONICA LJIG TOPOLA LAP- NAC ŽAGUBICA OVO 14 BATO- ČINA DESPOTOVAC BOR GORNJI MILANOVAC 12 KOSJERIĆ KRAGUJEVAC 13 JAGODINA ĆUPRIJA BAJINA BAŠTA POŽE- KNIĆ UŽICE GA ČAČAK PARAĆIN BOLJEVAC ZAJEČAR REKOVAC 17 RAŽANJ 15 ČAJETINA LUČANI VARVARIN ĆI- ARILJE ĆE- SOKOBANJA 16 KRALJEVO VAC VRNJA- 19 ČKA TRSTENIK KNJAŽEVAC BANJA PRIBOJ 18 KRUŠEVAC ALEKSINAC NOVA VAROŠ IVANJICA ALEKSANDROVAC SVRLJIG 20 21 20 PRIJEPOLJE RAŠKA BRUS MERO- ŠINA 18 BLACE 19 22 PIROT SJENICA DO- BELA PALANKA PROKUPLJE LJE- ŽITO- VAC GADŽIN NOVI PAZAR RAĐA HAN 28 KURŠUMLIJA 22 DIMITROV- 21 GRAD LEPOSAVIĆ LESKOVAC Municipalities marked with numbers TUTIN BOJNIK BABUŠNICA KOS. CITY OF BELGRADE ZVE- MITROVICA VLASOTINCE ZUBIN ČAN LEBANE 1 Stari Grad POTOK 2 Vračar 23 CRNA TRAVA 3 Savski Venac PODUJEVO MEDVEĐA 4 Novi Beograd VUČITRN 5 Zvezdara ISTOK SRBICA VLADIČIN 6 Rakovica PRIŠTINA HAN 7 Voždovac PEĆ OBILIĆ SURDULICA 8 Čukarica GLOGO- KOSOVSKA KAMENICA 9 Zemun 26 KLINA VAC KOS. POLJE NOVO BRDO 10 Palilula DEČANI 24 11 Surčin LIPLJAN 29 VRANJE BOSILEGRAD 12 Barajevo 25 ŠTIMLJE 13 Obrenovac ORAHOVAC GNJILANE BUJANOVAC 14 Grocka ĐAKOVICA TRGOVIŠTE 15 Sopot SUVA REKA UROŠEVAC VITINA 16 Lazarevac PREŠEVO 17 Mladenovac PRIZREN ŠTRPCE KAČANIK CITY OF NIŠ 18 Mediana 27 19 Palilula 20 Pantelej 21 Crveni Krst 22 Niška Banja GORA 23 Sremski Karlovci Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia r Municipalities of Serbia, 2006 PREFACE By launching the publication “Municipalities of Serbia, 2006”, the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia carries on to publish annually the complex statistical data on municipalities. The decision to establish a publication that comprises the data of various fields of social and economic development of Serbian municipalities resulted from our appreciation of the social requirements for an overall insight of the status and developments of certain municipalities. The publication “Municipalities of Serbia, 2006”, just as the previous volumes of the series, features about 1000 data for each municipality. The contents, coverage and presentations make this volume actually a complete yearbook of municipalities that is, regarding the distribution of contents, an elaboration of the Statistical Yearbook of Serbia, 2006. In presenting the data we took into account the present organization of the Republic of Serbia and the respective bodies. Therefore, the municipalities are divided into districts pursuant to the Act on ministries and their (external) organizations, which the Government of the Republic of Serbia passed on 29 January 1992 (Official gazette of RS, no. 3/92 and 36/92). A wider selection of the data presented by municipalities, which this publication could not possibly comprise, could be found in certain volumes of the Office edition “Municipal statistics”, as well as in the volumes of the Bulletin that are found summarized at the end of the publication. In the files of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, in Belgrade and also in the regional organizational units (departments, divisions, sections), more detailed statistical data are stored, which were not published and are available to the interested clients. The data are offered in classic printed form and in electronic form (floppy, CD). Apart from the data by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, the publication features the data provided by the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia, the National Bank of Serbia - the Solvency Center, the Geodetic Office of the Republic of Serbia, the National Employment Service and the Public Health Institute of Serbia. In order to provide the insight into the data of this publication for the largest number of users, the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia edited also a separate publication, the Municipalities of Serbia, 2006, in English. Belgrade, March 2007 Director Dragan Vukmirović, PhD Statistical office of the Republic of Serbia 5 Municipalities of Serbia, 2006 CONTENTS Map: Districts and municipalities of the Republic of Serbia........................................................................... 3 Preface .......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Contents ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Symbols ......................................................................................................................................................... 10 Municipalities of Serbia, 2006: Main principles of editing.............................................................................. 11 I MUNICIPALITIES, BY DISTRICTS 1. GENERAL DATA 1. General data, 2005................................................................................................................................ 15 2. SOCIAL SYSTEM 1. Elections for delegates to assemblies of municipalities and towns, 2004............................................. 20 2. Proposers, by number of elected delegates to assemblies of municipalities and towns, 2004 ........... 24 3. Delegates of assemblies to municipalities and towns, by sex and age, 2004 ..................................... 28 3. POPULATION 1. Population.............................................................................................................................................. 32 2. Population by age and sex, according to 2002 census......................................................................... 36 3. Basic population contingents, according to 2002 census ..................................................................... 56 4. Population, by national or ethnic affiliation, according to 2002 census................................................. 60 5. Population aged 15 and over by sex and educational attainment, according to 2002 census ............. 68 6. Population, by activity, according to 2002 census .............................................................................. 76 7. Population aged 15 and over by marital status and sex, according to 2002 census .......................... 80 8. Agricultural population by activity and sex, according to 2002 census ................................................. 84 9. Households by number of members, according to 2002 census .......................................................... 88 10. Families, by number of children, according to 2002 census ................................................................ 92 11. Vital events, 2005 ................................................................................................................................. 96 12. Causes of death, 2005 ....................................................................................................................... 100 13. Estimated number of population, state as of 30 June ........................................................................ 108 14. Basic contingents and indicators of population of Republic of Serbia, 2005 ..................................... 112 4. EMPLOYMENT 1. Employees, 2005................................................................................................................................. 116 2. Employees, by fields of activities, 2005............................................................................................... 120 3. Structure of employees, 2005 ............................................................................................................
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