List of Municipalities
- Dečani / Deçan
- Dragaš / Dragash
- Đakovica / Gjakovë
- Đeneral Janković / Hani e Elezit
- Glogovac / Gllogovc (Drenas)
- Gračanica / Gracanicë (Serb majority municipality, not recognised by Serbia)
- Gnjilane / Gjilan
- Istok / Istog
- Junik / Junik (not recognised by Serbia)
- Kačanik / Kaçanik
- Klina / Klinë
- Klokot/Vrbovac / Kllokott/Vërbovc (Serb majority municipality, not recognised by Serbia)
- Kosovo Polje / Fushë Kosovë
- Kosovska Kamenica / Kamenicë
- Južna Mitrovica / Mitrovicë Jugore
- Severna Mitrovica / Mitrovicë Veriore (Serb majority municipality, not recognised as separate by Serbia)
- Mališevo / Malishevë
- Mamuša / Mamush (Turkish majority municipality)
- Novo Brdo / Novobërdë (Serb majority municipality, with current boundaries not recognised by Serbia)
- Obilić / Obiliq
- Orahovac / Rahovec
- Parteš / Partesh (Serb majority municipality, not recognised by Serbia)
- Peć / Pejë
- Podujevo / Podujevë
- Priština / Prishtinë
- Prizren / Prizren
- Ranilug / Ranillug (Serb majority municipality, not recognised by Serbia)
- Srbica / Skënderaj
- Štimlje / Shtime
- Štrpce / Shtërpcë
- Suva Reka / Suharekë
- Uroševac / Ferizaj
- Vitina / Viti
- Vučitrn / Vushtrri
- Zubin Potok / Zubin Potok
- Zvečan / Zveçan
Before 2005, only the municipalities of Leposavić, Zubin Potok and Zvečan in the north of Kosovo had a significant Serbian majority, constituting more than 90% of the population there. All other municipalities had a very substantial Albanian majority except for Štrpce in the south, which had a Serb majority. The new municipalities of Gračanica, Klokot, Parteš, Severna (Eng: North) Mitrovica, and Ranilug and the previously existing municipality of Novo Brdo under its new boundaries all contain Serb majorities; in aggregate, they contain around 90% of the Serbs in Kosovo. In addition, Mamuša has a Turkish-majority population, and Dragaš has a majority who consider themselves either as Gorani or Bosniaks.
| Municipality (Albanian: komuna, Serbian: opština / општина) is the basic administrative division of Kosovo |
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| 01. Dečani / Deçan | 11. Leposavić / Albanik | 21. Prizren | |
| 02. Dragaš / Dragash | 12. Lipljan / Lipjan | 22. Srbica / Skënderaj | |
| 03. Đakovica / Gjakovë | 13. Mališevo / Malishevë | 23. Štrpce / Shtërpcë | |
| 04. Glogovac / Gllogovc | 14. Kosovska Mitrovica / Mitrovicë | 24. Štimlje / Shtime | |
| 05. Gnjilane / Gjilan | 15. Novo Brdo / Novobërdë | 25. Suva Reka / Suharekë | |
| 06. Istok / Burim | 16. Obilić / Obiliq | 26. Uroševac / Ferizaj | |
| 07. Kačanik / Kaçanik | 17. Orahovac / Rahovec | 27. Vitina / Viti | |
| 08. Kosovska Kamenica / Kamenicë | 18. Peć / Pejë | 28. Vučitrn / Vushtrri | |
| 09. Klina / Klinë | 19. Podujevo / Podujevë | 29. Zubin Potok | |
| 10. Kosovo Polje / Fushë Kosovë | 20. Priština / Prishtinë | 30. Zvečan / Zveçan | |
| Source: OSCE - UNMIK Regulation 2000/43: Albanian, Serbian PDF | |||
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