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Cities

Cities with South Slavic majority (+100,000 residents)
City Population Municipality Source Image
Belgrade 1,154,589 1,639,121 (Census Bureau of Serbia; 2011)
Sofia 1,204,685 1,359,520 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)
Zagreb 686,568 792,875 (Census Bureau of Croatia; 2011)
Skopje 510,000 668,518 (Census Bureau of the Republic of Macedonia; 2006)
Plovdiv 338,153 403,153 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)
Varna 334,870 343,704 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)
Sarajevo 310,605 (Census Bureau of Bosnia and Herzegovina; 2010)
Ljubljana 272,220 (Census Bureau of Slovenia; 2011)
Novi Sad 221,854 335,701 (Census Bureau of Serbia; 2011)
Niš 202,208 (Census Bureau of Serbia; 2011)
Burgas 200,271 212,902 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)
Banja Luka 195,000 (Census Bureau of Bosnia and Herzegovina; 2008)
Split 165,883 (Census Bureau of Croatia; 2011)
Maribor 157,947 (Census Bureau of Slovenia; 2010)
Podgorica 151,312 (Census Bureau of Montenegro; 2011)
Ruse 149,642 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)
Kragujevac 147,281 (Census Bureau of Serbia; 2011)
Stara Zagora 138,272 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)
Rijeka 127,498 (Census Bureau of Croatia; 2011)
Pleven 106,954 (Census Bureau of Bulgaria; 2011)

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