KOSOVO Administrative Divisions International boundary Municipality (komuna/opstina) boundary SERBIA National capital Municipality (komuna/opstina) capital Kosovo has 38 municipalities (komunat in Leposaviq/ Albanian, opstine in Serbian). Leposavić 0 15 Kilometers o ov 0 15 Miles os Scale 1:1,000,000 K th or MITROVICË E JUG/ N JUŽNA MITROVICA/ Zubin Potok/Zveçan/ SOUTH MITROVICA Zubin Potok Zvečan MITROVICË E VERIUT/ SEVERNA MITROVICA/ NORTH MITROVICA Podujevë/ Mitrovicë/ Podujevo MONTENEGRO Mitrovicaa Istog/ Vushtrri/ SERBIA Istok Skënderaj/ Vučitrn Srbica PRISHTINË/ Pejë/ Obiliq/ PRIŠTINA Peć Obilić PRISTINA Fushë Kosovë/ Klinë/ Gllogovc/ Bostan/ Kamenicë/ Kosovo Polje Bostane Kamenica Deçan/ Klina Glogovac Graçanicë/ Gračanica NOVOBËRDË/ Dečani NOVO BRDO Ranillug/ Lipjan/ Junik/ Malishevë/Mališevo Ranilug Junik Lipljan Gjilan/ Shtime/Štimlje Gnjilane Gjakovë/ Suharekë/ Ferizaj/ Partesh/Parteš Đakovica Rahovec/ Suva Reka Uroševac Kllokot/ Orahovac Klokot Mamushë/ Viti/ KLLOKOT-VËRBOC/ Mamuša/ Vitina KLOKOT-VRBOVAC Mamuşa Kaçanik/ Prizren/ Shtërpcë/ Kačanik ALBANIA Prizren Štrpce Hani i Elezit / Ðeneral Janković Dragash/ Dragaš MACEDONIA SKOPJE On 17 February 2008, Kosovo declared its independence, but Serbia still claims it as a province. North Kosovo Names are Albanian/Serbian, except for Mamusa which is Albanian/Serbian/Turkish. Kosovo declared independence in 2008. Its predominantly A municipality is named only when its name differs from that of the Serb-inhabited north—North administrative center. Kosovo—has functioned aMitrovicë/Mitrovica is the capital of the municipalities of Mitrovicë e independently from the rest of Jug/Južna Mitrovica (South Mitrovica) and Mitrovicë e Veriut/Severna the country. Mitrovica (North Mitrovica). LAMBERT CONFORMAL CONIC PROJECTION; STANDARD PARALLELS 41° 54’ N 43° 06’ N 803555AI (G03101) 10-15

KOSOVO Administrative Divisions International boundary Municipality (komuna/opstina) boundary SERBIA National capital Municipality (komuna/opstina) capital Kosovo has 38 municipalities (komunat in Leposaviq/ Albanian, opstine in Serbian). Leposavić 0 15 Kilometers o ov 0 15 Miles os Scale 1:1,000,000 K th or MITROVICË E JUG/ N JUŽNA MITROVICA/ Zubin Potok/Zveçan/ SOUTH MITROVICA Zubin Potok Zvečan MITROVICË E VERIUT/ SEVERNA MITROVICA/ NORTH MITROVICA Podujevë/ Mitrovicë/ Podujevo MONTENEGRO Mitrovicaa Istog/ Vushtrri/ SERBIA Istok Skënderaj/ Vučitrn Srbica PRISHTINË/ Pejë/ Obiliq/ PRIŠTINA Peć Obilić PRISTINA Fushë Kosovë/ Klinë/ Gllogovc/ Bostan/ Kamenicë/ Kosovo Polje Bostane Kamenica Deçan/ Klina Glogovac Graçanicë/ Gračanica NOVOBËRDË/ Dečani NOVO BRDO Ranillug/ Lipjan/ Junik/ Malishevë/Mališevo Ranilug Junik Lipljan Gjilan/ Shtime/Štimlje Gnjilane Gjakovë/ Suharekë/ Ferizaj/ Partesh/Parteš Đakovica Rahovec/ Suva Reka Uroševac Kllokot/ Orahovac Klokot Mamushë/ Viti/ KLLOKOT-VËRBOC/ Mamuša/ Vitina KLOKOT-VRBOVAC Mamuşa Kaçanik/ Prizren/ Shtërpcë/ Kačanik ALBANIA Prizren Štrpce Hani i Elezit / Ðeneral Janković Dragash/ Dragaš MACEDONIA SKOPJE On 17 February 2008, Kosovo declared its independence, but Serbia still claims it as a province. North Kosovo Names are Albanian/Serbian, except for Mamusa which is Albanian/Serbian/Turkish. Kosovo declared independence in 2008. Its predominantly A municipality is named only when its name differs from that of the Serb-inhabited north—North administrative center. Kosovo—has functioned aMitrovicë/Mitrovica is the capital of the municipalities of Mitrovicë e independently from the rest of Jug/Južna Mitrovica (South Mitrovica) and Mitrovicë e Veriut/Severna the country. Mitrovica (North Mitrovica). LAMBERT CONFORMAL CONIC PROJECTION; STANDARD PARALLELS 41° 54’ N 43° 06’ N 803555AI (G03101) 10-15