Greater Sarajevo

Sarajevo satellite image

The greater Sarajevo area ( Bosnian Sarajevska Metropolitanska regija ) includes the area of the Bosnian capital Sarajevo and its suburbs.

The Sarajevo metropolitan area is economically the strongest region of Bosnia and Herzegovina and generates more than 45% of the national gross domestic product .

population

According to state statistics and estimates, about 555,000 people live in the area:

Sarajevo Canton : 413,593 inhabitants
Istočno Sarajevo : 61,516 inhabitants (East Sarajevo)

In 1991, 838,216 people lived in the Sarajevo region in the former SR Bosnia and Herzegovina . It should be noted that the metropolitan area according to this definition, apart from the actual conurbation, also includes large, mostly rural areas of eastern Bosnia up to the Serbian border:

The four highlighted municipalities together form the city of Sarajevo in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

local community	Population (1991)	Area (km²)	Population density (inh / km²)
Breza	17,317	73	237.2
Sarajevo Centar	79.286	33	2402.6
Čajniče	8,956	275	32.6
Foča	40,513	1266	32.0
Fojnica	16,296	306	53.3
Goražde	37,573	377	99.7
Hadžići	24,200	273	88.6
Ilidža	67,937	169	402.0
Ilijaš	25.184	323	78.0
Kalinovik	4,667	732	6.4
Kiseljak	24.164	165	164.4
Kreševo	6,731	149	45.2
Novo Sarajevo	95,089	47	2023.2
Sarajevo-Novi Grad	136,616	48	2846.2
Olovo	16,956	408	41.6
Pale	16,355	555	29.5
Rogatica	21,978	664	33.1
Rudo	11,571	344	33.6
Sokolac	14,883	689	21.6
Sarajevo-Stari Grad	50,744	124	409.2
Trnovo	6,991	451	15.5
Vareš	22,203	390	56.9
Visoko	46.160	231	499.8
Višegrad	21.199	499	47.2
Vogošća	24,647	72	342.3

Individual evidence

↑ dep.gov.ba
↑ Census of population, households and dwellings in Bosnia and Herzegovina 2013. (PDF; 11.7 MB) June 2016, accessed on November 4, 2017 .
↑ af.unsa.ba (PDF).

[1] .gov.ba

[2] Census of population, households and dwellings in Bosnia and Herzegovina 2013. (PDF; 11.7 MB) June 2016, accessed on November 4, 2017 .

[3] .unsa.ba (PDF).