Smallest Cities in Srpska

Top 27 cities ranked by smallest cities

Smallest Cities - Srpska

1 Kotor Varoš 5,068
2 Šamac 5,133
4 Trn 5,673
5 Blatnica 5,676
6 Višegrad 5,869
7 Vlasenica 6,715
8 Brod 6,767
9 Nevesinje 7,313
10 Pale 7,458
11 Bratunac 7,858
12 Zvornik 8,026
13 Prnjavor 8,120
14 Sokolac 8,842
15 Novi Grad 10,120
16 Kozarska Dubica 10,544
17 Bileća 10,807
18 Gradiška 11,122
19 Janja 11,710
20 Foča 12,334
21 Derventa 12,680
22 Mrkonjić Grad 14,737
23 Trebinje 31,433
24 Bijeljina 37,692
25 Doboj 68,514
26 Prijedor 89,397
27 Banja Luka 185,042

The smallest cities in Srpska (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. Kotor Varoš has a population of just 5,068. These communities often feature lower costs of living, stronger neighborhood connections, and less congestion.

Small cities can offer significant advantages for residents seeking affordable housing, shorter commutes, and a close-knit community feel. Many serve as regional centers for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services while maintaining a small-town atmosphere.

Despite their smaller size, many of these cities have thriving local economies, good school systems, and access to outdoor recreation. They represent an alternative to the fast-paced lifestyle of major metropolitan areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. At 5,068 residents, Kotor Varoš is smaller than a single large apartment complex in New York City.
  • 2. Small cities (5,000-10,000) make up the majority of incorporated places in the United States.
  • 3. Many of the smallest cities serve as county seats or regional service centers for surrounding rural communities.

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