Pristina municipality

Komuna e Prishtinës Opština Pristina / Општина Приштина

Country  Kosovo district Pristina Administrative headquarters Pristina surface 572  km² Residents 198,897 (2011) Population density 348 inhabitants / km² License Plate 01 mayor Shpend Ahmeti ( LVV ) Mailing address Komuna e Prishtinës Rruga UÇK 2 10000 Prishtinë Web presence kk.rks-gov.net/prishtine

The municipality of Pristina ( Albanian  Komuna e Prishtinës , Serbian Општина Приштина Opština Pristina ) is a municipality in Kosovo. It is located in the Pristina district . The administrative seat is the city of Pristina .

View of the city of Pristina

geography

The Parku i Qytetit behind the Mother Teresa Cathedral

The municipality of Pristina is located in the eastern center of Kosovo. It borders the municipalities of Podujeva in the north, Kamenica in the east, Novo Brdo , Lipjan and Gračanica in the south, and Fushë Kosova and Obiliq in the west. In the extreme northeast, the municipality shares a border with Serbia (Opština Medveđa ). There are a total of 41 villages in the municipality. The area is 572 km². With the municipalities of Fushë Kosova, Podujeva, Drenas, Obiliq, Lipjan, Gracanica and Novo Brdo, the municipality forms the Pristina district .

The Parku i Gërmisë is a park that is about ten kilometers east of Pristina. The park extends from the north near Llukar and Kolovica to the south to Lake Badovac .

population

The 2011 census showed a population of 198,897 for the municipality of Pristina. By 2017, this number is estimated to have risen to 211,755 assuming an average annual population growth of 0.93%.

In 2011 194,452 (97.8%) identified themselves as Albanians, 2,156 (1.1%) as Turks , 557 (0.28%) as Ashkali , 430 (0.22%) as Serbs , 400 (0.2%) as Bosniaks and 902 as members of other nationalities. 193,474 declared themselves as Muslims , 1170 as Catholics , 480 as Orthodox , 3048 gave no answer or were non-denominational.

census	1948	1953	1961	1971	1981	1991	2011
Residents	40,361	47,244	64,139	98.274	140.097	190.296	198,897

Ethnicity	Albanians	Serbs	Turks	Bosniaks	Roma	Ashkali	Gorans	Balkan Egyptians	Other	Unknown
Residents	194.452	430	2.156	400	56	557	205	8th	334	220

religion	Muslims	Orthodox	Catholics	Atheists	Other	Unknown
Residents	193.474	480	1,170	660	344	381

places

Albanian	Serbian	population (2011 census)
Ballaban	Balaban	167
Bardhosh	Devet Jugovića	2229
Barileva	Bariljevo	2212
Bërnica e Epërme	Gornja Brnjica	1595
Bërnica e Poshtme	Donja Brnjica	549
Besia	Besinje	694
Busia	Businje	814
Çagllavica	Čaglavica	4233 1
Dabishec	Dabiševac	108
Dragoc	Dragovac	178
Drenoc	Drenovac	590
Gllogovica	Glogovica	74
Grashtica	Graštica	433
Hajkobilla	Ajkobila	72
Hajvalia	Ajvalija	7391
Keçekolla	Kačikol	484
Koliq	Kolić	466
Kolovica	Kojlovica	2545
Kukavica		17th
Lebana	Lebane	398
Llukar	Lukare	1579
Makoc	Makovac	997
Matiçan	Matičane	13,876
Marec	Marevce	432
Mramor		1073
Nishec	Niševce	55
Orlloviq	Orlović	1035
Prapashtica	Propaštica	240
Prishtina	Pristina	145.149
Prugoc	Prugovac	2168
Radashec	Radoševac	29
Rimanishta	Rimanište	595
Sinidol	Sinji Dol	959
Siqeva	Sićevo	337
Slivova	Slivovo	257
Sofalia	Sofalija	1767
Sharban	Sarban	317
Shashkoc	Šaškovac	298
Teneshdoll	Teneš Thu	359
Truda	Trudna	694
Vranidoll	Vrani Thu	1053
Zllash	Zlaš	146
Zllatar	Zlatars	233

¹Çagllavica is divided between the municipalities of Gračanica and Pristina. The population only refers to the part belonging to the municipality of Pristina.

Web links

Commons : Municipality of Pristina  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Prizren - Population Statistics , Charts, Map and Location. In: citypopulation.de. Retrieved September 7, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Tim Bespyatov: Kosovo censuses. In: Population statistics of Eastern Europe. Retrieved October 9, 2017 . 
3. ↑ Tim Bespyatov: Ethnic composition of Kosovo 2011. In: Population statistics of Eastern Europe. Retrieved October 9, 2017 . 
4. ↑ Tim Bespyatov: Religious composition of Kosovo 2011. In: Population statistics of Eastern Europe. Retrieved October 9, 2017 .