The following is a list of Montenegrin cities/towns. The table below contains the cities' populations in the 2023 census and from the 2011 Montenegrin Census done by the Montenegro Statistical Office.
This is a list of cities/towns in Montenegro:[1]
Rank | City | 2011 census | 2023 census | Change | Region |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Podgorica | Central | |||
2 | Nikšić | Central | |||
3 | Bar | Coastal | |||
4 | Bijelo Polje | Northern | |||
5 | Herceg Novi | Coastal | |||
6 | Budva | Coastal | |||
7 | Rožaje | Northern | |||
8 | Berane | Northern | |||
9 | Pljevlja | Northern | |||
10 | Kotor | Coastal | |||
11 | Ulcinj | Coastal | |||
12 | Danilovgrad | Central | |||
13 | Tivat | Coastal | |||
14 | Zeta | Central | |||
15 | Cetinje | Central | |||
16 | Tuzi | Central | |||
17 | Plav | Northern | |||
18 | Mojkovac | Northern | |||
19 | Kolašin | Northern | |||
20 | Petnjica | Northern | |||
21 | Gusinje | Northern | |||
22 | Andrijevica | Northern | |||
23 | Žabljak | Northern | |||
24 | Plužine | Northern | |||
25 | Šavnik | Northern |