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Municipalities of Montenegro

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Municipalities Opštine Општине
Map of the municipalities of Montenegro
Category	Unitary state
Location	Montenegro
Number	25 municipalities (as of 2022)
Populations	1,569 (Šavnik) to 179,505 (Podgorica)^[1]
Areas	46 km² (18 sq mi) (Tivat) to 2,065 km² (797 sq mi) (Nikšić)
Government	Local government
Subdivisions	None

Themunicipalities (Montenegrin:opštine /општине, singular:opština /општина) are the first level administrative subdivisions ofMontenegro. The country is divided into 25 municipalities including theOld Royal Capital Cetinje and thePodgorica Capital City. Podgorica is divided into one subdivision calledcity municipality (Montenegrin:gradska opština /градска општина, plural:gradske opštine /градске општине), forming the most basic level of local government.^[2]^[3]

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TheUnion of Municipalities of Montenegro is a national association of local authorities of Montenegro.^[4]

Thenext municipal elections are scheduled for 2026.

List

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#	Coat of arms	Municipality	Area		Population (2023)		Density	Predominant ethnicity (2023)	Predominant language (2023)	Predominant religion (2023)
#	Coat of arms	Municipality	km²	Rank	Total	Rank	Pop/km²	Predominant ethnicity (2023)	Predominant language (2023)	Predominant religion (2023)
1		Andrijevica	283	17	3,910	22	14	Serb (67.52%)	Serbian (75.55%)	Eastern Orthodox (97.75%)
2		Bar	598	8	45,812	3	77	Montenegrin (42.26%)	Montenegrin (40.25%)	Eastern Orthodox (55.02%)
3		Berane	544	10	24,645	7	45	Serb (59.82%)	Serbian (69.15%)	Eastern Orthodox (82.71%)
4		Bijelo Polje	924	4	38,662	4	42	Serb (43.13%)	Serbian (48.15%)	Eastern Orthodox (54.20%)
5		Budva	122	24	27,445	6	225	Serb (35.79%)	Serbian (43.73%)	Eastern Orthodox (84.26%)
6		Cetinje	899	5	14,494	15	16	Montenegrin (91.07%)	Montenegrin (85.77%)	Eastern Orthodox (91.83%)
7		Danilovgrad	501	11	18,617	12	37	Montenegrin (57.31%)	Serbian (50.64%)	Eastern Orthodox (93.09%)
8		Gusinje	157	22	3,933	21	25	Bosniak (57.13%)	Bosnian (50.72%)	Sunni Islam (92.55%)
9		Herceg Novi	235	20	30,824	5	131	Serb (48.34%)	Serbian (57.65%)	Eastern Orthodox (83.67%)
10		Kolašin	897	6	6,700	19	7	Montenegrin (52.07%)	Serbian (58.25%)	Eastern Orthodox (94.85%)
11		Kotor	335	15	22,746	10	68	Montenegrin (46.43%)	Serbian (43.63%)	Eastern Orthodox (79.72%)
12		Mojkovac	367	14	6,728	18	18	Montenegrin (54.01%)	Serbian (57.05%)	Eastern Orthodox (96.98%)
13		Nikšić	2,065	1	65,705	2	32	Montenegrin (59.46%)	Serbian (49.48%)	Eastern Orthodox (93.25%)
14		Petnjica	173	21	4,957	20	29	Bosniak (83.96%)	Bosnian (62.09%)	Sunni Islam (98.47%)
15		Plav	328	16	9,050	17	28	Bosniak (65.64%)	Bosnian (60.53%)	Sunni Islam (79.16%)
16		Pljevlja	1,346	3	24,134	8	18	Serb (66.41%)	Serbian (72.92%)	Eastern Orthodox (80.09%)
17		Plužine	854	7	2,177	24	3	Serb (74.46%)	Serbian (84.47%)	Eastern Orthodox (98.16%)
18		Podgorica	1,441	2	179,505	1	125	Montenegrin (54.54%)	Serbian (44.81%)	Eastern Orthodox (79.77%)
19		Rožaje	432	13	23,184	9	54	Bosniak (84.66%)	Bosnian (74.05%)	Sunni Islam (96.52%)
20		Šavnik	553	9	1,569	25	3	Montenegrin (50.54%)	Serbian (54.88%)	Eastern Orthodox (97.77%)
21		Tivat	46	25	16,338	13	355	Serb (34.47%)	Serbian (40.55%)	Eastern Orthodox (68.15%)
22		Tuzi	236	19	12,979	16	55	Albanian (62.55%)	Albanian (60.25%)	Sunni Islam (54.68%)
23		Ulcinj	255	18	20,507	11	80	Albanian (73.53%)	Albanian (74.28%)	Sunni Islam (76.90%)
24		Žabljak	445	12	2,941	23	7	Serb (52.64%)	Serbian (67.19%)	Eastern Orthodox (96.63%)
25		Zeta	153	23	16,071	14	110	Montenegrin (49.81%)	Serbian (63.79%)	Eastern Orthodox (95.86%)

Source:^[1]

Politics

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List of current mayors and local governments
  Democratic Party of Socialists (4)
  New Serb Democracy (3)
  Democratic Montenegro (3)
  Europe Now! (2)
  Socialist People's Party (2)
  Bosniak Party (2)
  Social Democrats (1)
  Albanian Alternative (1)
  Social Democratic Party (1)
  New Democratic Force (1)
  Democratic People's Party (1)
  Durmitorska Inicijativa (1)
  Independent (3)

Municipality	Current Mayor		Local government	Elected
Podgorica	Saša Mujović	PES	PES–DCG–ZBCG–PzPG–SNP–UCG–SCG	2024
Nikšić	Marko Kovačević	NSD	ZBCG–PES–SNP–DCG–UCG–SCG	2025
Bijelo Polje	Petar Smolović	DPS	DPS–SD–SDP–BS	2022
Bar	Dušan Raičević	DPS	DPS–SD–SDP	2022
Herceg Novi	Stevan Katić	DCG	DCG–NL–ZBCG	2025
Pljevlja	Dario Vraneš	NSD	ZBCG–PES–DCG–SNP	2022
Berane	Đole Lutovac	PES	PES–SNP–ZBCG–DCG–BS–UCG–SCG	2024
Rožaje	Rahman Husović	BS	BS	2022
Kotor	Vladimir Jokić	DCG	DCG–PES–ZBCG–GL–DA–KP	2024
Ulcinj	Genci Nimanbegu	Forca	Forca–SD–SDP–PD–DPS–BS	2022
Budva	Nikola Jovanović	Ind.	BNG–DPS–SDP–SD–URA	2024
Danilovgrad	Aleksandar Grgurović	Ind.	PES–ZBCG–DCG–UCG–URA–SNP	2022
Cetinje	Nikola Đurašković	SDP	SDP–SG LSCG	2021
Tivat	Željko Komnenović	Ind.	Independent lists	2022
Tuzi	Nik Gjeloshaj	AA	AA–DS–DCG	2023
Plav	Nihad Canović	SD	SD–DPS–SDP–BS	2022
Mojkovac	Vesko Delić	NSD	ZBCG–DCG–SNP–URA	2021
Kolašin	Petko Bakić	DCG	DCG–ZBCG–PES–SNP–URA–UCG	2022
Petnjica	Erol Muratović	DPS	DPS–SD–BS	2021
Andrijevica	Željko Ćulafić	SNP	SNP–PES–ZBCG–DCG–VPZU	2024
Gusinje	Sanel Balić	BS	BS–SD–SDP–PZG–DCG	2024
Žabljak	Radoš Žugić	DI	DI–ZBCG–DCG	2022
Plužine	Slobodan Delić	SNP	SNP	2022
Šavnik	Jugoslav Jakić	DPS	DPS–SD	2022
Zeta	Mihailo Asanović	DNP	ZBCG–SNP–DCG	2022

Local parliaments of Montenegro

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Number of mandates per party in local parliaments

Democratic Party of Socialists			223
For the Future of Montenegro			114
Democratic Montenegro			93
Europe Now			56
Socialist People's Party			56
Bosniak Party			54
Social Democrats			41
United Reform Action			27
Social Democratic Party			26
Albanian Alternative			14
United Montenegro			11
Novska List			10
Movement for Changes			7
Democratic League of Albanians			7
Democratic Union of Albanians			7
Tivat Action			6
Democratic Party			5
New Democratic Force			5
I Choose Montenegro			5
Liberal Party			4
Others			73
Reference:^[5](last updated afterApril 2025 municipal elections)

References

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^^a ^b"Popis stanovništva, domaćinstava i stanova, 2023. godine"(PDF) (in Montenegrin). Retrieved15 October 2024.
^Opštine, Direktorat za lokalnu samoupravu
^"Draft of Regional Development Law".
^Union of Municipalities of Montenegro
^"BROJ MANDATA"(PDF).antikorupcija.me. Agency for Prevention of Corruption. Retrieved12 May 2022.

External links

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Statistical Office of Montenegro – MONSTAT.Population census 2003
Statistical Office of Montenegro – MONSTAT.Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in Montenegro 2011.Population by age, sex, and type of settlement per municipality, as well as the most frequent name in Montenegro.
Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in Montenegro, 2011 (preliminary data).
Interactive Map of Montenegro Municipalities

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v t e Municipalities of Montenegro
Capital City	Podgorica
Old Royal Capital	Cetinje
Municipalities	Andrijevica Bar Berane Bijelo Polje Budva Danilovgrad Gusinje Herceg Novi Kolašin Kotor Mojkovac Nikšić Petnjica Plav Pljevlja Plužine Rožaje Šavnik Tivat Tuzi Ulcinj Zeta Žabljak

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