Subdivisions of Podgorica

Podgorica Municipality (Montenegrin: Opština Podgorica / Општина Подгорица) is divided into 57 local communities (mjesne zajednice), bodies in which the citizens participate in making decisions about matters of relevance to the community in which they live.

In 2006, two urban municipalities (gradske opštine) were created within Podgorica Municipality. Urban municipalities of Golubovci and Tuzi are self-governed in the matters assigned to them by the Capital City Law[1] and the Podgorica City Charter.[2]

Local Communities within the Municipality of Podgorica

Urban communities

Urban Local Communities within the Municipality of Podgorica are subdivisions of urban area of Podgorica.

  • 1. maj (1 May)
  • 19. decembar (19 December)
  • Blok IV
  • Blok V
  • Dahna
  • Donja Gorica (Lower Gorica)
  • Donji Kokoti
  • Drač
  • Gornja Gorica (Upper Gorica)
  • Ibričevina
  • Jedinstvo (Unity)
  • Konik
  • Kruševac
  • Ljubović
  • Masline (Olives)
  • Međeđak
  • Momišići
  • Murtovtina
  • Nova Varoš (New Town)
  • Novo Naselje Kruševac
  • Pobrežje
  • Podgore
  • Proleter
  • Sadine
  • Stara Varoš (Old Town)
  • Stara Zlatica
  • Stari Aerodrom (Old Airport)
  • Tološi I
  • Tološi II
  • Vranići
  • Vrela Ribnička (Ribnica springs)
  • Zagorič
  • Zlatica

Rural communities

Rural Local Communities of Podgorica are subdivisions of the part of Municipality of Podgorica outside of city of Podgorica. Urban Municipalities of Golubovci and Tuzi are entirely made up of rural local communities.

  • Balabani – Gostilj
  • Barutana (Gunpowder mill)
  • Beri
  • Bioče
  • Botun
  • Buronje
  • Brskut
  • Dajbabe
  • Dinoša
  • Doljani
  • Donja Zeta (Lower Zeta)
  • Fundina
  • Golubovci
  • Goričani - Šušunje
  • Gornja Zeta (Upper Zeta)
  • Gradac
  • Hoti
  • Komani
  • Lijeva Rijeka (Left River)
  • Liješnje
  • Lješkopolje
  • Mahala - Mojanovići
  • Mataguži
  • Milješ
  • Nadno Liješnja
  • Pelev Brijeg
  • Rogami
  • Stijena (The Rock)
  • Sukuruć
  • Trmanje
  • Tuzi
  • Ubli
  • Velje Brdo (Big Hill)
  • Vranj
  • Vranjina
  • Vukovci - Ponari
  • Vuksanlekići – Podhum
  • Zatrijebač

Urban Municipalities

Urban Municipality of Golubovci

Urban Municipality of Golubovci (Montenegrin: Gradska Opština Golubovci / Градска Општина Голубовци) is a subdivision of Podgorica Municipality, located in its southern part, and centered on the town of Golubovci, encompassing the southern and western part of Zeta Plain.

  • Urban Municipality of Golubovci consists of following towns and villages:

Golubovci, Balabani, Berislavci, Bijelo Polje, Bistrica, Vukovci, Gostilj, Goričani, Kurilo, Mojanovići, Ponari, Šušunje, Mahala, Mataguži, Ljajkovići, Srpska, Botun and Mitrovići.

Urban Municipality of Tuzi

Urban Municipality of Tuzi (Montenegrin: Gradska Opština Tuzi / Градска Општина Тузи) is a subdivision of Podgorica Municipality, located in its southeastern part, and centered on the town of Tuzi, roughly encompassing the Montenegrin part of Malesija.

  • Urban Municipality of Tuzi consists of following towns and villages:

Tuzi, Arza, Barlaj, Vuksanlekići, Gornja Selišta, Gornji Milješ, Gurec, Zatrijebač, Budza, Benkaj, Delaj, Mužečka, Nik Maraš, Stjepovo, Koće, Dinoša, Donja Selišta, Donji Milješ, Drume, Krševo, Lovka, Pankala, Pikalja, Prifta, Pothum, Skorać, Spinja, Traboin, Nabojin, Helmica, Šipčanik, Vranj, Vladna, Drešaj, Dušići, Kotrabudan, Omerbožovići, Sukuruć, Cijevna and Kuće Rakića.

References

  1. ↑ Capital City Law
  2. ↑ Podgorica City Charter Archived 2009-10-28 at the Wayback Machine.
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