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	''']''' consists of two states, ] and ].
			''']''' consisted of two republics, ] with its capital in ] and ] with its capital in ].

	==Serbia==		==Serbia==
			{{main\|Subdivisions of Serbia}}
			] had two ] (''autonomna pokrajina'' / аутономна покрајина):
			* ] with its capital in ] and
			* ] with its capital in ] (under ] 1999-2006)

			The part of Serbia that was in neither (often called "]") was not a province and had no special status. It had no capital nor a governing body.
	]
	]

			Independently of this division, Serbia was further divided into 29 ]s ('']'' / округ) and the city of ]. Each of districts (and the city) was further divided into ] (општина / '']'').
	] has two provinces:
	* The ] with its capital in ] and
	* The ] with its capital in ].
	The part of Serbia that is in neither (often called “]”) is not a province and has no special status. It has no capital nor a governing body.

	]
	]
	]

	Independently of this division, Serbia is further divided into 29 ]s ('']'') and the city of Belgrade.
	Each of districts (and the city) is further divided into ] ('']'').

	*''Borski okrug'' (], with its seat in ]
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	*''Grad Beograd'' (] ])
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	*''Braničevski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Jablanički okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Južno - Bački okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Južno - Banatski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Kolubarski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Kosovski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Kosovsko - Mitrovački okrug'' (]), with seat in ]
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	*''Kosovsko - Pomoravski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Mačvanski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Moravički okrug'' (]), with seat in ]
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	*''Nišavski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Pčinjski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Pećki okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Pirotski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Podunavski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Pomoravski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Prizrenski okrug'' (]), with seat in ] (<small>] merged municipalities of Gora and Opolje into one municipality of Dragaš; government of Serbia does not recognise this</small>)
	**] ]
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	*''Rasinski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
	**] ]
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	*''Raški okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Severno - Bački okrug'' (]), with seat in ]
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	*''Severno - Banatski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
	**] ]
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	*''Srednje - Banatski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Sremski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Šumadijski okrug'' (], with seat in ]
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	*''Toplički okrug'', (]) with its seat in ]
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	*''Zaječarski okrug'' (]), with seat in ]
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	*''Zapadno - Bački okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
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	*''Zlatiborski okrug'' (]), with its seat in ]
	**] ]
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	Some political parties in Serbia (notably the ] and the ]) propose the creation of new administrative units in Serbia. According to these proposals, it would be divided into 6 regions:
	* ] (capital city: ]),
	* ] (capital city: ]),
	* ] (capital city: ]),
	* ] (capital city: ]),
	* ] (capital city: ]) and
	* ] City Region.

	==Montenegro==		==Montenegro==
			{{main\|Municipalities of Montenegro}}
	*] has 21 ] ('']'').
			] was divided into 21 ] ('']'' / општина).
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	==See also==		==See also==
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	==~~Sources~~==		==References==
			{{Reflist}}
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	*http://www.sopot.co.yu/grad/polozaj.html
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	*http://philmcrew.com/statecode.txt
			Image:Scg01.png\|Republics of Serbia and Montenegro
			Image:Scg02.png\|Autonomous provinces of Serbia and Montenegro
			</gallery>

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Serbia and Montenegro consisted of two republics, Serbia with its capital in Belgrade and Montenegro with its capital in Podgorica.

Serbia

Main article: Subdivisions of Serbia

Serbia had two autonomous provinces (autonomna pokrajina / аутономна покрајина):

Vojvodina with its capital in Novi Sad and
Kosovo and Metohija with its capital in Priština (under UN 1999-2006)

The part of Serbia that was in neither (often called "Central Serbia") was not a province and had no special status. It had no capital nor a governing body.

Independently of this division, Serbia was further divided into 29 districts (okrug / округ) and the city of Belgrade. Each of districts (and the city) was further divided into municipalities (општина / opština).

Montenegro

Main article: Municipalities of Montenegro

Montenegro was divided into 21 municipalities (opština / општина).

References

Republics of Serbia and Montenegro
Autonomous provinces of Serbia and Montenegro

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