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City / town	Cyrillic Name	District	Population (2002)	Population (2011)	Image
Novi Sad	Нови Сад	South Bačka	191,405 (216,583) (*)	250,439 (277,522) (*)	Novi Sad
Subotica	Суботица	North Bačka	99,981	97,910	Subotica
Zrenjanin	Зрењанин	Central Banat	79,773	76,511	Zrenjanin
Pančevo	Панчево	South Banat	77,087	76,203	Pančevo
Sombor	Сомбор	West Bačka	51,471	47,623	Sombor
Kikinda	Кикинда	North Banat	41,935	38,065	Kikinda
Sremska Mitrovica	Сремска Митровица	Syrmia	39,084	37,751	Sremska Mitrovica
Vršac	Вршац	South Banat	36,623	36,040	Vršac
Ruma	Рума	Syrmia	32,229	30,076	Ruma
Bačka Palanka	Бачка Паланка	South Bačka	29,449	28,239	Bačka Palanka
Inđija	Инђија	Syrmia	26,247	26,025	Inđija
Vrbas	Врбас	South Bačka	25,907	24,112	Vrbas
Bečej	Бечеј	South Bačka	25,774	23,895	Bečej
Temerin	Темерин	South Bačka	19,216	19,661	Temerin
Senta	Сента	North Banat	20,302	18,704	Senta
Futog	Футог	South Bačka	18,582	18,641	Futog
Stara Pazova	Стара Пазова	Syrmia	18,645	18,602	Stara Pazova
Kula	Кула	West Bačka	19,301	17,866	Kula
Apatin	Апатин	West Bačka	19,320	17,411	Apatin
(*) Note: second population figure for Novi Sad includes populations of Petrovaradin and Sremska Kamenica.

Urban settlement	Cyrillic Name	City / municipality	District	Population (1991)	Population (2002)	Population (2011)
Bač	Бач	Bač	South Bačka	6,046	6,087	5,399
Bačka Palanka	Бачка Паланка	Bačka Palanka	South Bačka	26,780	29,449	28,239
Bački Jarak	Бачки Јарак	Temerin	South Bačka	5,426	6,049	5,687
Bački Petrovac	Бачки Петровац	Bački Petrovac	South Bačka	7,236	6,727	6,155
Bečej	Бечеј	Bečej	South Bačka	26,634	25,774	23,895
Beočin	Беочин	Beočin	South Bačka	7,873	8,058	7,839
Futog	Футог	Novi Sad	South Bačka	16,048	18,582	18,641
Novi Sad	Нови Сад	Novi Sad	South Bačka	179,626	191,405	250,439
Petrovaradin	Петроварадин	Petrovaradin, Novi Sad	South Bačka	11,285	13,973	14,810
Srbobran	Србобран	Srbobran	South Bačka	12,798	13,091	12,009
Sremska Kamenica	Сремска Каменица	Petrovaradin, Novi Sad	South Bačka	7,955	11,205	12,273
Sremski Karlovci	Сремски Карловци	Sremski Karlovci	South Bačka	7,534	8,839	8,750
Temerin	Темерин	Temerin	South Bačka	16,971	19,216	19,661
Titel	Тител	Titel	South Bačka	6,007	5,894	5,294
Veternik	Ветерник	Novi Sad	South Bačka	10,271	18,626	17,454
Vrbas	Врбас	Vrbas	South Bačka	25,858	25,907	24,112
Žabalj	Жабаљ	Žabalj	South Bačka	8,766	9,598	9,161

Urban settlement	Cyrillic Name	City / municipality	District	Population (1991)	Population (2002)	Population (2011)
Apatin	Апатин	Apatin	West Bačka	18,389	19,320	17,411
Crvenka	Црвенка	Kula	West Bačka	10,409	10,163	9,001
Kula	Кула	Kula	West Bačka	19,311	19,301	17,866
Odžaci	Оџаци	Odžaci	West Bačka	10,567	9,940	8,811
Sombor	Сомбор	Sombor	West Bačka	48,993	51,471	47,623

Urban settlement	Cyrillic Name	City / municipality	District	Population (1991)	Population (2002)	Population (2011)
Bačka Topola	Бачка Топола	Bačka Topola	North Bačka	16,704	16,171	14,573
Palić	Палић	Subotica	North Bačka	7,375	7,745	7,771
Subotica	Суботица	Subotica	North Bačka	100,386	99,981	97,910

Urban settlement	Cyrillic Name	City / municipality	District	Population (1991)	Population (2002)	Population (2011)
Ada	Ада	Ada	North Banat	12,078	10,547	9,564
Čoka	Чока	Čoka	North Banat	5,244	4,707	4,028
Kanjiža	Кањижа	Kanjiža	North Banat	11,541	10,200	9,871
Kikinda	Кикинда	Kikinda	North Banat	43,051	41,935	38,065
Mol	Мол	Ada	North Banat	7,522	6,786	6,009
Novi Kneževac	Нови Кнежевац	Novi Kneževac	North Banat	8,062	7,581	6,960
Senta	Сента	Senta	North Banat	22,827	20,302	18,704

Urban settlement	Cyrillic Name	City / municipality	District	Population (1991)	Population (2002)	Population (2011)
Jaša Tomić	Јаша Томић	Sečanj	Central Banat	3,544	2,982	2,373
Novi Bečej	Нови Бечеј	Novi Bečej	Central Banat	15,404	14,452	13,133
Zrenjanin	Зрењанин	Zrenjanin	Central Banat	81,316	79,773	76,511
Žitište	Житиште	Žitište	Central Banat	3,074	3,242	2,903

Urban settlement	Cyrillic Name	City / municipality	District	Population (1991)	Population (2002)	Population (2011)
Alibunar	Алибунар	Alibunar	South Banat	3,738	3,431	3,007
Banatski Karlovac	Банатски Карловац	Alibunar	South Banat	6,286	5,820	5,082
Bela Crkva	Бела Црква	Bela Crkva	South Banat	11,634	10,675	9,080
Kačarevo	Качарево	Pančevo	South Banat	8,103	7,624	7,100
Kovačica	Ковачица	Kovačica	South Banat	7,426	6,764	6,259
Kovin	Ковин	Kovin	South Banat	13,669	14,250	13,515
Opovo	Опово	Opovo	South Banat	4,777	4,693	4,527
Pančevo	Панчево	Pančevo	South Banat	72,793	77,087	76,203
Starčevo	Старчево	Pančevo	South Banat	7,579	7,615	7,473
Vršac	Вршац	Vršac	South Banat	36,885	36,623	36,040

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Novi Sad	Нови Сад	city	250,439	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Futog	Футог	town	18,641	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Begeč	Бегеч	village	3,325	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Budisava	Будисава	village	3,656	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Čenej	Ченеј	village	2,125	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Kać	Каћ	village	11,740	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Kisač	Кисач (Slovak: Kysáč)	village	5,091	Slovaks	Protestantism
Kovilj	Ковиљ	village	5,414	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Rumenka	Руменка	village	6,495	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Stepanovićevo	Степановићево	village	2,021	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Veternik	Ветерник	village	17,454	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited place with Slovak ethnic majority, the name is also given in Slovak.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Bački Petrovac	Бачки Петровац (Slovak: Petrovec)	town	6,155	Slovaks	Protestantism
Gložan	Гложан (Slovak: Hložany)	village	2,002	Slovaks	Protestantism
Kulpin	Кулпин (Slovak: Kulpín)	village	2,775	Slovaks	Protestantism
Maglić	Маглић	village	2,486	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Slovak ethnic majority, the names are also given in Slovak.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Bečej	Бечеј (Hungarian: Óbecse)	town	23,895	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bačko Gradište	Бачко Градиште (Hungarian: Bácsföldvár)	village	5,110	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bačko Petrovo Selo	Бачко Петрово Село (Hungarian: Péterréve)	village	6,350	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Mileševo	Милешево (Hungarian: Drea)	village	909	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Radičević	Радичевић	village	1,087	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Subotica	Суботица (Hungarian: Szabadka)	city	97,910	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Palić	Палић (Hungarian: Palics)	town	7,771	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bački Vinogradi	Бачки Виногради (Hungarian: Királyhalma)	village	1,922	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bačko Dušanovo	Бачко Душаново (Hungarian: Zentaörs)	village	627	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bajmok	Бајмок	village	7,414	Serbs	Catholic Christianity
Bikovo	Биково (Croatian: Bikovo)	village	1,487	Croats	Catholic Christianity
Čantavir	Чантавир (Hungarian: Csantavér)	village	6,591	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Donji Tavankut	Доњи Таванкут (Croatian: Donji Tavankut)	village	2,327	Croats	Catholic Christianity
Đurđin	Ђурђин (Croatian: Đurđin)	village	1,441	Croats	Catholic Christianity
Gornji Tavankut	Горњи Таванкут (Croatian: Gornji Tavankut)	village	1,097	Croats	Catholic Christianity
Hajdukovo	Хајдуково (Hungarian: Hajdújárás)	village	2,313	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Kelebija	Келебија (Hungarian: Kelebia)	village	2,142	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Ljutovo	Љутово (Bunjevac: Ljutovo)	village	1,067	Bunjevci	Catholic Christianity
Mala Bosna	Мала Босна (Croatian: Mala Bosna)	village	1,082	Croats	Catholic Christianity
Mišićevo	Мишићево	village	377	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Novi Žednik	Нови Жедник	village	2,381	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Stari Žednik	Стари Жедник (Croatian: Stari Žednik)	village	1,947	Croats	Catholic Christianity
Šupljak	Шупљак (Hungarian: Ludas)	village	1,115	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Višnjevac	Вишњевац	village	543	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian, Croatian and Bunjevac majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Bačka Topola	Бачка Топола (Hungarian: Topolya)	town	14,573	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bački Sokolac	Бачки Соколац	village	480	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Bagremovo	Багремово (Hungarian: Brazília)	village	151	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bajša	Бајша (Hungarian: Bajsa)	village	2,297	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bogaraš	Богараш (Hungarian: Bogaras)	village	83	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Gornja Rogatica	Горња Рогатица	village	409	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Gunaroš	Гунарош (Hungarian: Gunaras)	village	1,264	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Karađorđevo	Карађорђево	village	468	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Kavilo	Кавило (Hungarian: Rákóczitelkep)	village	177	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Krivaja	Криваја	village	653	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Mali Beograd	Мали Београд	village	456	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Mićunovo	Мићуново	village	469	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Novo Orahovo	Ново Орахово (Hungarian: Zentagunaras)	village	1,768	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Njegoševo	Његошево	village	534	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Obornjača	Оборњача	village	uninhabited	uninhabited in 2011	uninhabited in 2011
Pačir	Пачир (Hungarian: Pacsér)	village	2,580	Hungarians	Protestantism
Panonija	Панонија	village	607	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Pobeda	Победа (Hungarian: Győztes)	village	271	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Srednji Salaš	Средњи Салаш	village	104	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Stara Moravica	Стара Моравица (Hungarian: Bácskossuthfalva)	village	5,051	Hungarians	Protestantism
Svetićevo	Светићево	village	147	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Tomislavci	Томиславци	village	541	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Zobnatica	Зобнатица (Hungarian: Zobnaticza)	village	238	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Mali Iđoš	Мали Иђош (Hungarian: Kishegyes)	village	4,890	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Feketić	Фекетић (Hungarian: Bácsfeketehegy)	village	3,980	Hungarians	Protestantism
Lovćenac	Ловћенац (Montenegrin: Lovćenac / Ловћенац)	village	3,161	Montenegrins	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian and Montenegrin majority, the names are also given in these languages.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Čoka	Чока (Hungarian: Csóka)	town	4,028	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Banatski Monoštor	Банатски Моноштор (Hungarian: Kanizsamonostor)	village	102	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Crna Bara	Црна Бара (Hungarian: Feketetó)	village	437	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Jazovo	Јазово (Hungarian: Hódegyháza)	village	742	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Ostojićevo	Остојићево	village	2,324	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Padej	Падеј (Hungarian: Padé)	village	2,376	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Sanad	Санад	village	1,151	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Vrbica	Врбица (Hungarian: Egyházaskér)	village	238	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with absolute or relative Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Ada	Ада (Hungarian: Ada)	town	9,564	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Mol	Мол (Hungarian: Mohol)	town	6,009	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Obornjača	Оборњача (Hungarian: Völgypart)	village	326	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Sterijino	Стеријино (Hungarian: Valkaisor)	village	186	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Utrine	Утрине (Hungarian: Törökfalu)	village	906	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Kanjiža	Кањижа (Hungarian: Magyarkanizsa)	town	9,871	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Adorjan	Адорјан (Hungarian: Adorján)	village	1,037	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Doline	Долине (Hungarian: Völgyes)	village	390	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Horgoš	Хоргош (Hungarian: Horgos)	village	5,709	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Male Pijace	Мале Пијаце (Hungarian: Kispiac)	village	1,811	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Mali Pesak	Мали Песак (Hungarian: Kishomok)	village	94	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Martonoš	Мартонош (Hungarian: Martonos)	village	1,988	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Novo Selo	Ново Село (Hungarian: Újfalu)	village	157	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Orom	Ором (Hungarian: Orom)	village	1,423	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Totovo Selo	Тотово Село (Hungarian: Tóthfalu)	village	618	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Trešnjevac	Трешњевац (Hungarian: Oromhegyes)	village	1,724	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Velebit	Велебит	village	277	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Vojvoda Zimonić	Војвода Зимонић (Hungarian: Ilonafalu)	village	244	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Senta	Сента (Hungarian: Zenta)	town	18,704	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Bogaraš	Богараш (Hungarian: Bogaras)	village	568	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Gornji Breg	Горњи Брег (Hungarian: Felsőhegy)	village	1,726	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Kevi	Кеви (Hungarian: Kevi)	village	726	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Tornjoš	Торњош (Hungarian: Tornyos)	village	1,592	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Nova Crnja	Нова Црња (Hungarian: Magyarcsernye)	village	1,509	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Aleksandrovo	Александрово	village	2,130	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Radojevo	Радојево	village	1,056	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Srpska Crnja	Српска Црња	village	3,685	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Toba	Тоба (Hungarian: Tóba)	village	518	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Vojvoda Stepa	Војвода Степа	village	1,374	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Sečanj	Сечањ	village	2,107	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Jaša Tomić	Јаша Томић	town	2,373	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Banatska Dubica	Банатска Дубица	village	324	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Boka	Бока	village	1,412	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Busenje	Бусење (Hungarian: Káptalanfalva)	village	63	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Jarkovac	Јарковац	village	1.505	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Konak	Конак	village	777	Serbs	Catholic Christianity
Krajišnik	Крајишник	village	1,719	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Neuzina	Неузина	village	1,256	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Sutjeska	Сутјеска	village	1,478	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Šurjan	Шурјан	village	253	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the place with Hungarian ethnic majority, the name is also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Kovačica	Ковачица (Slovak: Kovačica)	town	6,259	Slovaks	Protestantism
Crepaja	Црепаја	village	4,364	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Debeljača	Дебељача (Hungarian: Torontálvásárhely)	village	4,913	Hungarians	Protestantism
Idvor	Идвор	village	974	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Padina	Падина (Slovak: Padina)	village	5,531	Slovaks	Protestantism
Putnikovo	Путниково	village	200	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Samoš	Самош	village	1,004	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Uzdin	Уздин (Romanian: Uzdâni)	village	2,029	Romanians	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Slovak, Hungarian or Romanian majority, the names are also given in these languages.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Plandište	Пландиште	village	3,825	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Banatski Sokolac	Банатски Соколац	village	272	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Barice	Барице (Romanian: Sân-Ianăş)	village	516	Romanians	Orthodox Christianity
Dužine	Дужине	village	147	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Hajdučica	Хајдучица (Slovak: Hajdušica)	village	1,150	Slovaks	Protestantism
Jermenovci	Јерменовци (Hungarian: Ürményháza)	village	905	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Kupinik	Купиник	village	238	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Laudonovac	Лаудоновац	village	21	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Margita	Маргита	village	924	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Markovićevo	Марковићево	village	160	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Miletićevo	Милетићево	village	497	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Stari Lec	Стари Лец	village	963	Serbs	undeclared
Velika Greda	Велика Греда	village	1,158	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Veliki Gaj	Велики Гај	village	560	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Romanian, Hungarian or Slovak majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Šid	Шид	town	14,893	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Adaševci	Адашевци	village	1,919	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Bačinci	Бачинци	village	1,180	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Batrovci	Батровци	village	259	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Berkasovo	Беркасово	village	1,115	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Bikić Do	Бикић До (Rusyn: Бикич Дол)	village	269	Rusyns	Greek Catholic Christianity
Bingula	Бингула	village	732	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Erdevik	Ердевик	village	2,736	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Gibarac	Гибарац	village	989	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Ilinci	Илинци	village	804	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Jamena	Јамена	village	950	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Kukujevci	Кукујевци	village	1,955	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Ljuba	Љуба (Slovak: Ľuba)	village	446	Slovaks	Protestantism
Molovin	Моловин	village	195	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Morović	Моровић	village	1,774	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Privina Glava	Привина Глава	village	186	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Sot	Сот	village	679	Serbs	Catholic Christianity
Vašica	Вашица	village	1,424	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Višnjićevo	Вишњићево	village	1,683	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Slovak or Rusyn majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Irig	Ириг	town	4,415	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Dobrodol	Добродол (Hungarian: Dobradópuszta)	village	107	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Grgetek	Гргетек	village	76	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Jazak	Јазак	village	960	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Krušedol Prnjavor	Крушедол Прњавор	village	234	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Krušedol Selo	Крушедол Село	village	340	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Mala Remeta	Мала Ремета	village	130	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Neradin	Нерадин	village	475	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Rivica	Ривица	village	620	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Šatrinci	Шатринци (Hungarian: Satrinca)	village	373	Hungarians	Catholic Christianity
Velika Remeta	Велика Ремета	village	44	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Vrdnik	Врдник	village	3,092	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Note: For the inhabited places with Hungarian ethnic majority, the names are also given in Hungarian.

Settlement	Cyrillic Name	Type	Population (2011)	Largest ethnic group (2002)	Dominant religion (2002)
Pećinci	Пећинци	village	2,581	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Ašanja	Ашања	village	1,365	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Brestač	Брестач	village	934	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Deč	Деч	village	1,491	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Donji Tovarnik	Доњи Товарник	village	973	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Karlovčić	Карловчић	village	1,078	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Kupinovo	Купиново	village	1,866	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Obrež	Обреж	village	1,308	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Ogar	Огар	village	1,040	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Popinci	Попинци	village	1,166	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Prhovo	Прхово	village	784	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Sibač	Сибач	village	468	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Sremski Mihaljevci	Сремски Михаљевци	village	769	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Subotište	Суботиште	village	844	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity
Šimanovci	Шимановци	village	3,053	Serbs	Orthodox Christianity

Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type / Location	Settlement destiny	Largest ethnic group (year)
Almaš	Алмаш	Former village in Bačka (located between Temerin, Nadalj and Gospođinci)	It was resettled in 1718	Serbs (1715)
Kočićevo	Кочићево	Former village in Bačka (located in Bačka Topola municipality)	It was abandoned in the second half of the 20th century	Serbs (1971)
Molin	Молин	Former village in Banat (located in Nova Crnja municipality)	It was abandoned in 1961	Serbs (1953)
Selište	Селиште (Hungarian: Újfalu)	Former village in Bačka (located in Mali Iđoš municipality)	It was abandoned in the second half of the 20th century	Hungarians (1971)
Note: For the former settlement with Hungarian ethnic majority, the name is also given in Hungarian.

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List of largest cities and towns in Vojvodina

List of urban settlements in Vojvodina

The inhabited places of South Bačka District

City of Novi Sad – Novi Sad Municipality

City of Novi Sad – Petrovaradin Municipality

The inhabited places of West Bačka District

The inhabited places of North Bačka District

The inhabited places of North Banat District

The inhabited places of Central Banat District

The inhabited places of South Banat District

The inhabited places of Syrmia District

Former settlements

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Settlement	Cyrillic Name Other Names	Type / Location	Settlement destiny	Largest ethnic group (year)
Aleksandrovo	Александрово	Former village in Bačka	Today neighborhood of Subotica	Serbs (1910)
Bikač	Бикач	Former village in Banat	Today part of Bašaid	Serbs (1971)
Kruševlje	Крушевље	Former village in Bačka	Degraded to formal settlement status, today part of Gakovo	Serbs (1971)
Mužlja	Мужља (Hungarian: Muzslya)	Former village in Banat	Today neighborhood of Zrenjanin	Hungarians (1971)
Novi Vladimirovac	Нови Владимировац	Former village in Banat	Today part of Vladimirovac	Serbs (1971)
Tankosićevo	Танкосићево (Slovak: Tankosiťevo)	Former village in Bačka	Today part of Kisač	Slovaks (1971)
Veliki Salaš	Велики Салаш (Croatian: Veliki Salaš)	Former village in Bačka	Degraded to formal settlement status, today part of Sonta	Croats (1971)
Vojlovica	Војловица (Hungarian: Hertelendyfalva)	Former village in Banat	Today neighborhood of Pančevo	Hungarians (1971)
Note: For the former settlements with Hungarian, Slovak or Croat majority or plurality, the names are also given in these languages.