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Online Map of Serbia
About Serbia
The capital and largest city is Belgrade, with a population of approximately 1.7 million people. Serbia has a total population of about 7 million inhabitants. The official language is Serbian, written in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts, making it the only European country with official use of both alphabets.
Serbia's history dates back to the 6th century with the arrival of Slavs. The country emerged as a medieval kingdom in the 12th century, reaching its golden age under the Nemanjić dynasty. The Serbian Empire reached its peak in the 14th century under Emperor Stefan Dušan, before being conquered by the Ottoman Empire in the mid-15th century.
The country features diverse landscapes, including the fertile Pannonian Plain in the north, limestone ranges and basins in the east, and hills and mountains in the southeast. The Danube and Sava rivers form significant natural boundaries. Notable natural landmarks include Đerdap National Park, Tara National Park, and the Uvac Special Nature Reserve.
Serbia's cultural heritage is rich with numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Studenica Monastery, Stari Ras and Sopoćani, and the medieval monuments in Kosovo. The capital Belgrade is home to significant landmarks such as the Belgrade Fortress, Saint Sava Temple (one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world), and the historic Skadarlija district.
The economy is service-based, with significant sectors including information technology, agriculture, and manufacturing. Serbia is a candidate for European Union membership and maintains a policy of military neutrality. The country has made significant contributions to various fields, including science, sports, and the arts, producing notable scientists like Nikola Tesla and Milutin Milanković, as well as successful athletes in basketball, tennis, and other sports.
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| Capital: | Belgrade |
| Area: | 34,170 sq mi (88,499 sq km) |
| Population: | ~ 6,605,168 (excluding Kosovo) (2024 estimate)[1] |
| Official language: | Serbian |
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| Currency: | Serbian dinar (RSD) |
| Driving side: | right |
| Calling code: | +381 |
| Internet TLD: | .rs |
| Time zone: | UTC+1 (CET) Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST) |
| Gross domestic product (PPP) (2024 estimate): |
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| Official government website: | www.srbija.gov.rs |
| Official tourism website: | www.serbia.travel |
Google Map of Serbia
List of Largest Cities in Serbia
- Belgrade (1,197,714)
- Novi Sad (306,702)
- Niš (260,237)
- Kragujevac (146,315)
- Subotica (94,228)
- Pančevo (86,408)
- Novi Pazar (71,462)
- Čačak (69,598)
- Kruševac (68,119)
- Zrenjanin (67,129)
- Kraljevo (61,490)
- Smederevo (59,261)
- Leskovac (58,338)
- Valjevo (56,059)
- Vranje (55,214)
- Užice (54,965)
- Požarevac (51,271)
- Šabac (51,163)
- Sombor (41,814)
- Sremska Mitrovica (40,140)
Administrative divisions of Serbia
Statistical regions of Serbia: Vojvodina, Belgrade, Šumadija and Western Serbia, Southern and Eastern Serbia, Kosovo and Metohija.Administrative districts of Serbia: City of Belgrade, Bor, Braničevo, Central Banat, Jablanica, Kolubara, Mačva, Moravica, Nišava, North Bačka, North Banat, Pčinja, Pirot, Podunavlje, Pomoravlje, Raška, Rasina, South Bačka, South Banat, Srem, Šumadija, Toplica, West Bačka, Zaječar, Zlatibor, Kosovo, Kosovo-Pomoravlje, Kosovska Mitrovica, Peć, Prizren.
Geography of Serbia
Major Rivers of Serbia
- Danube - 1,777 mi (2,860 km)
- Tisa - 966 mi (1,555 km)
- Sava - 584 mi (940 km)
- Drina - 346 mi (557 km)
- Great Morava - 298 mi (480 km)
- Western Morava - 193 mi (310 km)
- Southern Morava - 186 mi (300 km)
- Ibar - 174 mi (280 km)
- Tamis - 168 mi (270 km)
- Nišava - 151 mi (243 km)
- Kolubara - 123 mi (198 km)
- Timok - 122 mi (196 km)
- Begej - 115 mi (185 km)
- Mlava - 108 mi (174 km)
- Pek - 93 mi (150 km)
- Toplica - 82 mi (132 km)
- Jasenica - 79 mi (127 km)
- Jablanica - 75 mi (121 km)
- Resava - 65 mi (105 km)
- Lepenica - 60 mi (96 km)
The highest mountains in Serbia
- Đeravica - 8,714 ft (2,656 m)
- Bistra Peak - 8,546 ft (2,605 m)
- Crni Vrh - 8,488 ft (2,585 m)
- Bogdash - 8,461 ft (2,533 m)
- Midžor - 7,116 ft (2,169 m)
- Babin Zub - 6,791 ft (2,070 m)
- Kopaonik - 6,617 ft (2,017 m)
- Pančić's Peak - 6,614 ft (2,016 m)
- Šatorica - 6,608 ft (2,014 m)
- Besna Kobila - 6,080 ft (1,923 m)
- Crni Vrh (Jagodnja) - 5,925 ft (1,806 m)
- Jančica - 5,915 ft (1,803 m)
- Povlen - 5,577 ft (1,700 m)
- Kukavica - 5,509 ft (1,679 m)
- Rudnik - 5,098 ft (1,554 m)
- Bukulja - 4,823 ft (1,470 m)
- Avala - 1,686 ft (511 m)
- Kosmaj - 1,624 ft (495 m)
- Fruška Gora - 1,604 ft (539 m)
- Vršačke Planine - 1,424 ft (434 m)
References
1. ^ Population. Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia.Last Updated: December 20, 2024