Cities
The largest cities in Serbia at the time were (with population figures from c. 1910–1912):
- Belgrade - 100,000
- Prizren - 60,000
- Bitola - 54,000
- Skopje - 50,000
- Niš - 25,000
- Veles - 24,000
- Priština - 20,000
- Prilep - 20,000
- Kragujevac - 18,500
- Ohrid - 18,000
- Leskovac - 14,300
- Tetovo - 14,000
- Požarevac - 13,600
- Šabac - 12,800
- Mitrovica - 12,000
- Vranje - 10,500
- Pirot - 10,000
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