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A Kosovo district narrows a round down to a part of a very small country, and the municipality is the tier that names a place. Six of the municipalities on this map are younger than the country itself, created after 2008 for the Serb communities, so any map or quiz drawn before then has fewer than there are today.
The komuna, Kosovo's only local tier: each is named for its main town and drawn to take in the land around it. They range from Podujeva and Prizren, which are wide enough to cross a plain, to Mamusha and North Mitrovica, which are a few kilometres across and sit inside or beside much larger neighbours.
The two Mitrovicas are separate municipalities on this map. The one north of the Ibar is North Mitrovica, and the rest of the old municipality is labelled South Mitrovica here to tell them apart. The groups are the seven districts, so the game lets you drill them one at a time. Each district answers under the same name in Kosovo Districts.
Pristina is a municipality of its own and holds roughly a fifth of the country's people. It is in the middle of the east of the map, with Fushë Kosovë, Obiliq and Graçanica next to it.
North Mitrovica is the smallest municipality on the map, a small town on the north bank of the Ibar. It is easy to miss because it sits between much larger neighbours.
Podujeva is the largest municipality by area, a wide block of the north-east that runs up to the Serbian border.
38. The count has grown since independence in 2008, when new municipalities were created for the Serb communities at Graçanica, Kllokot, Ranillug, Partesh and Mamusha, and in the north, North Mitrovica.
No. The seven districts are the tier above, and each municipality belongs to exactly one of them. Those are the groups in this quiz.
Many municipalities have an Albanian and a Serbian name. This map uses the Albanian forms, the ones the source carries, which is why Graçanica has its Albanian cedilla rather than the Serbian caron.
The tier above this one is Kosovo Districts. For another small country at this level, see Montenegro Municipalities.
