1,331 Postal Codes in Serbia

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The average area for postal codes in Serbia is 66.1 km² with the largest being 36310 in Sjenica, Central Serbia at 569.3 km² and the smallest being 18203 in Niš, Central Serbia at 0.347 km². In Serbia the average population for a postal code is 5,944 with the most populated being postal code 21101 in Novi Sad, Vojvodina at 117,316. The average population density for a postal code in Serbia is 330 / km² with the densest being postal code 11111 in Belgrade, Central Serbia at 18,705 / km². The median age for postal codes in Serbia ranges from 27.5 years old for 36323 in Tutin, Serbia, Central Serbia to 73.2 years old for 19366 in Knjaževac, Central Serbia. The fastest growing postal code is 19229 in Bor, Serbia, Central Serbia with population growth of 74.8% from 2000 to 2015, an average of 3.8% per year.

TimezoneCentral European Time
Area88,361 km²
Population7.3 million
Population Density83.1 / km²
Postal Codes10000, 10010, 10020 (1,328 more)
Area Codes10, 11, 12 (40 more)
Businesses in Serbia579,466
Cities292
Postal Code Ranges
Postal CodesAdministrative RegionNumber of postal codes
11000 - 19377, 31102 - 37257Central Serbia693
21101 - 31327Vojvodina283
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1,331 Postal Codes in Serbia
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11000BelgradeCentral Serbia25,6004.647 km²
11001BelgradeCentral Serbia
11010BelgradeCentral Serbia29,6443.596 km²
11030BelgradeCentral Serbia61,18815.3 km²
11040BelgradeCentral Serbia50,49114.7 km²
11050BelgradeCentral Serbia88,32210.7 km²
11060BelgradeCentral Serbia51,00810.6 km²
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(/ˈsɜːrbiə/, Serbian: Србија / Srbija, IPA: [sř̩bija]), officially the Republic of Serbia (Serbian: Република Србија / Republika Srbija), is a sovereign state situated at the crossroads between Central and Southeast Europe, covering the southern pa..

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