Municipalities of Republika Srpska - List of Municipalities

List of Municipalities

The following are the 63 municipalities of Republika Srpska (that are grouped in 7 regions, which are not used administratively, but considered to be the first-order division level of the Republic of Srpska):

A - Banja Luka

  1. Banja Luka (City status)
  2. Kostajnica (was known as Srpska Kostajnica)
  3. Čelinac
  4. Gradiška
  5. Istočni Drvar (was known as Srpski Drvar)
  6. Jezero
  7. Kneževo
  8. Kotor Varoš
  9. Kozarska Dubica
  10. Krupa na Uni
  11. Kupres
  12. Laktaši
  13. Mrkonjić Grad
  14. Novi Grad
  15. Oštra Luka (was known as Srpski Sanski Most)
  16. Petrovac
  17. Prijedor (City status)
  18. Prnjavor
  19. Ribnik (was known as Srpski Ključ)
  20. Srbac
  21. Šipovo
  22. Teslić

B - Doboj

  1. Brod
  2. Derventa
  3. Doboj (City status)
  4. Donji Žabar (was known as Srpsko Orašje)
  5. Modriča
  6. Pelagićevo
  7. Petrovo
  8. Šamac
  9. Vukosavlje

C - Bijeljina

  1. Bijeljina (City status)
  2. Lopare
  3. Ugljevik

D - Vlasenica

  1. Bratunac
  2. Milići
  3. Osmaci
  4. Srebrenica
  5. Šekovići
  6. Vlasenica
  7. Zvornik

E - Sarajevo-Romanija or Sokolac

  1. Istočno Sarajevo (City status, was also known as Srpsko Sarajevo)
  2. Han Pijesak
  3. Istočna Ilidža (was known as Srpska Ilidža)
  4. Istočni Stari Grad (was known as Srpski Stari Grad)
  5. Lukavica (was known as Istočno Novo Sarajevo and Srpsko Novo Sarajevo)
  6. Pale
  7. Rogatica
  8. Sokolac
  9. Trnovo

F - Foča

  1. Čajniče
  2. Foča (was known as Srbinje)
  3. Kalinovik
  4. Novo Goražde (was known as Srpsko Goražde)
  5. Rudo
  6. Višegrad

G - Trebinje

  1. Berkovići
  2. Bileća
  3. Gacko
  4. Istočni Mostar (was known as Srpski Mostar)
  5. Ljubinje
  6. Nevesinje
  7. Trebinje (City status)

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