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At the time of the 2013 census, Bosnia and Herzegovina had 141 municipality (79 within the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and 62 within Republika Srpska (RS)) plus the Brčko District (which legally does not belong to either entity), for a total of 142 units of local government. Following the 2013 census, the Stanari municipality in Republika Srpska was created in September 2014, out of parts of the old Doboj municipality. Its statistics are thus included in the data for Doboj in the table below.

All municipalities are governed by municipal councils and municipal mayors, with the exception of twelve officially designated cities, which are the biggest urban areas in the country and which are governed by city councils and mayors who hold a somewhat larger degree of autonomy in local matters. Ten of these (Banja Luka, Bihać, Bijeljina, Doboj, Mostar, Prijedor, Široki Brijeg, Trebinje, Tuzla, and Zenica) are single territorial entities, equivalent to municipalities for statistical purposes. The remaining two official cities are organised as agglomerations of several municipalities each, having both municipal bodies at the local level and administrated by city councils and mayors as a whole:

Note on sources:

  • Population data and names of municipalities were taken from the final results of the 2013 census, published by the Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BHAS), the country's central statistics agency, in June 2016
  • Data for municipal areas located in FBiH was taken from the 2016 Yearbook published by the Institute for Statistics of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FZS)
  • Data for municipal areas located in RS and Brčko District was taken from the Independent Statistics Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (NASBiH) website and rounded off to the first decimal
# Municipality Entity Population
(2013 census) 		Area Population
density (pop/km2) 		Ref
53 Banovići FBiH 22,773 185.0 km2 (71.4 sq mi) 123.1 [1][2]
1 Banja Luka RS 185,042 1,238.9 km2 (478.3 sq mi) 149.4 [1][3]
129 Berkovići RS 2,114 249.7 km2 (96.4 sq mi) 8.5 [1][3]
15 Bihać FBiH 56,261 900.0 km2 (347.5 sq mi) 62.5 [1][2]
5 Bijeljina RS 107,715 733.8 km2 (283.3 sq mi) 146.8 [1][3]
91 Bileća RS 10,807 632.3 km2 (244.1 sq mi) 17.1 [1][3]
48 Bosanska Krupa FBiH 25,545 561.0 km2 (216.6 sq mi) 45.5 [1][2]
105 Bosanski Petrovac FBiH 7,328 709.0 km2 (273.7 sq mi) 10.3 [1][2]
128 Bosansko Grahovo FBiH 2,449 780.0 km2 (301.2 sq mi) 3.1 [1][2]
60 Bratunac RS 20,340 293.5 km2 (113.3 sq mi) 69.3 [1][3]
8 Brčko BD 83,516 402.0 km2 (155.2 sq mi) 207.8 [1][3]
81 Breza FBiH 14,168 72.9 km2 (28.1 sq mi) 194.3 [1][2]
74 Brod RS 16,619 229.3 km2 (88.5 sq mi) 72.5 [1][3]
36 Bugojno FBiH 31,470 361.0 km2 (139.4 sq mi) 87.2 [1][2]
68 Busovača FBiH 17,910 158.0 km2 (61.0 sq mi) 113.4 [1][2]
64 Bužim FBiH 19,340 129.0 km2 (49.8 sq mi) 149.9 [1][2]
11 Cazin FBiH 66,149 356.0 km2 (137.5 sq mi) 185.8 [1][2]
16 Centar Sarajevo FBiH 55,181 33.0 km2 (12.7 sq mi) 1,672.2 [1][2]
116 Čajniče RS 4,895 274.6 km2 (106.0 sq mi) 17.8 [1][3]
45 Čapljina FBiH 26,157 256.0 km2 (98.8 sq mi) 102.2 [1][2]
95 Čelić FBiH 10,502 140.0 km2 (54.1 sq mi) 75.0 [1][2]
76 Čelinac RS 15,548 361.8 km2 (139.7 sq mi) 43.0 [1][3]
67 Čitluk FBiH 18,140 181.0 km2 (69.9 sq mi) 100.2 [1][2]
41 Derventa RS 27,404 516.8 km2 (199.5 sq mi) 53.0 [1][3]
9 Doboj RS 71,441 [1]
97 Doboj-Istok FBiH 10,248 41.0 km2 (15.8 sq mi) 250.0 [1][2]
120 Doboj-Jug FBiH 4,137 10.2 km2 (3.9 sq mi) 405.6 [1][2]
133 Dobretići FBiH 1,629 59.0 km2 (22.8 sq mi) 27.6 [1][2]
117 Domaljevac-Šamac FBiH 4,771 44.4 km2 (17.1 sq mi) 107.5 [1][2]
82 Donji Vakuf FBiH 13,985 320.0 km2 (123.6 sq mi) 43.7 [1][2]
122 Donji Žabar RS 3,809 46.8 km2 (18.1 sq mi) 81.4 [1][3]
106 Drvar FBiH 7,036 589.3 km2 (227.5 sq mi) 11.9 [1][2]
132 Foča (FBiH) FBiH 1,933 169.4 km2 (65.4 sq mi) 11.4 [1][2]
66 Foča (RS) RS 18,288 1,134.6 km2 (438.1 sq mi) 16.1 [1][3]
85 Fojnica FBiH 12,356 306.0 km2 (118.1 sq mi) 40.4 [1][2]
101 Gacko RS 8,990 735.9 km2 (284.1 sq mi) 12.2 [1][3]
121 Glamoč FBiH 3,860 1,033.6 km2 (399.1 sq mi) 3.7 [1][2]
57 Goražde FBiH 20,897 248.8 km2 (96.1 sq mi) 84.0 [1][2]
55 Gornji Vakuf-Uskoplje FBiH 20,933 402.0 km2 (155.2 sq mi) 52.1 [1][2]
19 Gračanica FBiH 45,220 216.0 km2 (83.4 sq mi) 209.4 [1][2]
26 Gradačac FBiH 39,340 218.0 km2 (84.2 sq mi) 180.5 [1][2]
18 Gradiška RS 51,727 761.7 km2 (294.1 sq mi) 67.9 [1][3]
70 Grude FBiH 17,308 220.8 km2 (85.3 sq mi) 78.4 [1][2]
50 Hadžići FBiH 23,891 273.3 km2 (105.5 sq mi) 87.4 [1][2]
123 Han Pijesak RS 3,530 322.9 km2 (124.7 sq mi) 10.9 [1][3]
10 Ilidža FBiH 66,730 143.4 km2 (55.4 sq mi) 465.3 [1][2]
63 Ilijaš FBiH 19,603 308.6 km2 (119.2 sq mi) 63.5 [1][2]
78 Istočna Ilidža RS 14,763 27.9 km2 (10.8 sq mi) 529.1 [1][3]
142 Istočni Drvar RS 79 75.3 km2 (29.1 sq mi) 1.0 [1][3]
141 Istočni Mostar RS 257 85.2 km2 (32.9 sq mi) 3.0 [1][3]
137 Istočni Stari Grad RS 1,131 69.8 km2 (26.9 sq mi) 16.2 [1][3]
94 Istočno Novo Sarajevo RS 10,642 34.7 km2 (13.4 sq mi) 306.7 [1][3]
99 Jablanica FBiH 10,111 301.0 km2 (116.2 sq mi) 33.6 [1][2]
42 Jajce FBiH 27,258 339.0 km2 (130.9 sq mi) 80.4 [1][2]
136 Jezero RS 1,144 55.6 km2 (21.5 sq mi) 20.6 [1][3]
28 Kakanj FBiH 37,441 377.0 km2 (145.6 sq mi) 99.3 [1][2]
34 Kalesija FBiH 33,053 201.0 km2 (77.6 sq mi) 164.4 [1][2]
131 Kalinovik RS 2,029 [1]
58 Kiseljak FBiH 20,722 165.0 km2 (63.7 sq mi) 125.6 [1][2]
86 Kladanj FBiH 12,348 331.0 km2 (127.8 sq mi) 37.3 [1][2]
72 Ključ FBiH 16,744 358.0 km2 (138.2 sq mi) 46.8 [1][2]
100 Kneževo RS 9,793 [1]
49 Konjic FBiH 25,148 1,169.0 km2 (451.4 sq mi) 21.5 [1][2]
112 Kostajnica RS 5,977 [1]
62 Kotor Varoš RS 19,710 [1]
54 Kozarska Dubica RS 21,524 [1]
113 Kreševo FBiH 5,273 149.0 km2 (57.5 sq mi) 35.4 [1][2]
134 Krupa na Uni RS 1,597 [1]
115 Kupres (FBiH) FBiH 5,057 569.8 km2 (220.0 sq mi) 8.9 [1][2]
140 Kupres (RS) RS 300 [1]
32 Laktaši RS 34,966 [1]
33 Livno FBiH 34,133 994.0 km2 (383.8 sq mi) 34.3 [1][2]
77 Lopare RS 15,357 [1]
20 Lukavac FBiH 44,520 337.0 km2 (130.1 sq mi) 132.1 [1][2]
124 Ljubinje RS 3,511 [1]
40 Ljubuški FBiH 28,184 292.7 km2 (113.0 sq mi) 96.3 [1][2]
52 Maglaj FBiH 23,146 252.4 km2 (97.5 sq mi) 91.7 [1][2]
89 Milići RS 11,441 [1]
47 Modriča RS 25,720 [1]
6 Mostar FBiH 105,797 1,175.0 km2 (453.7 sq mi) 90.0 [1][2]
73 Mrkonjić Grad RS 16,671 [1]
119 Neum FBiH 4,653 225.0 km2 (86.9 sq mi) 20.7 [1][2]
84 Nevesinje RS 12,961 [1]
43 Novi Grad RS 27,115 [1]
2 Novi Grad Sarajevo FBiH 118,553 47.2 km2 (18.2 sq mi) 2,511.7 [1][2]
51 Novi Travnik FBiH 23,832 242.0 km2 (93.4 sq mi) 98.5 [1][2]
126 Novo Goražde RS 3,117 [1]
12 Novo Sarajevo FBiH 64,814 9.9 km2 (3.8 sq mi) 6,546.9 [1][2]
65 Odžak FBiH 18,821 158.4 km2 (61.2 sq mi) 118.8 [1][2]
98 Olovo FBiH 10,175 407.8 km2 (157.5 sq mi) 25.0 [1][2]
61 Orašje FBiH 19,861 121.8 km2 (47.0 sq mi) 163.1 [1][2]
111 Osmaci RS 6,016 [1]
127 Oštra Luka RS 2,786 [1]
138 Pale (FBiH) FBiH 904 86.4 km2 (33.4 sq mi) 10.5 [1][2]
56 Pale (RS) RS 20,909 [1]
114 Pelagićevo RS 5,220 [1]
139 Petrovac RS 361 [1]
109 Petrovo RS 6,474 [1]
59 Posušje FBiH 20,477 461.1 km2 (178.0 sq mi) 44.4 [1][2]
7 Prijedor RS 89,397 [1]
31 Prnjavor RS 35,956 [1]
80 Prozor FBiH 14,280 477.0 km2 (184.2 sq mi) 29.9 [1][2]
125 Ravno FBiH 3,219 286.0 km2 (110.4 sq mi) 11.3 [1][2]
110 Ribnik RS 6,048 [1]
92 Rogatica RS 10,723 [1]
103 Rudo RS 7,963 [1]
22 Sanski Most FBiH 41,475 781.0 km2 (301.5 sq mi) 53.1 [1][2]
90 Sapna FBiH 11,178 118.0 km2 (45.6 sq mi) 94.7 [1][2]
87 Sokolac RS 12,021 [1]
69 Srbac RS 17,587 [1]
83 Srebrenica RS 13,409 [1]
25 Srebrenik FBiH 39,678 248.0 km2 (95.8 sq mi) 160.0 [1][2]
29 Stari Grad Sarajevo FBiH 36,976 51.4 km2 (19.8 sq mi) 719.4 [1][2]
79 Stolac FBiH 14,502 331.0 km2 (127.8 sq mi) 43.8 [1][2]
71 Šamac RS 17,273 [1]
107 Šekovići RS 6,761 [1]
96 Šipovo RS 10,293 [1]
39 Široki Brijeg FBiH 28,929 387.6 km2 (149.7 sq mi) 74.6 [1][2]
104 Teočak FBiH 7,424 29.0 km2 (11.2 sq mi) 256.0 [1][2]
27 Teslić RS 38,536 [1]
21 Tešanj FBiH 43,063 155.9 km2 (60.2 sq mi) 276.2 [1][2]
35 Tomislavgrad FBiH 31,592 967.4 km2 (373.5 sq mi) 32.7 [1][2]
17 Travnik FBiH 53,482 529.0 km2 (204.2 sq mi) 101.1 [1][2]
38 Trebinje RS 29,198 [1]
135 Trnovo (FBiH) FBiH 1,502 338.4 km2 (130.7 sq mi) 4.4 [1][2]
130 Trnovo (RS) RS 2,050 [1]
3 Tuzla FBiH 110,979 294.0 km2 (113.5 sq mi) 377.5 [1][2]
75 Ugljevik RS 15,710 [1]
108 Usora FBiH 6,603 49.8 km2 (19.2 sq mi) 132.6 [1][2]
102 Vareš FBiH 8,892 390.1 km2 (150.6 sq mi) 22.8 [1][2]
23 Velika Kladuša FBiH 40,419 331.0 km2 (127.8 sq mi) 122.1 [1][2]
24 Visoko FBiH 39,938 230.8 km2 (89.1 sq mi) 173.0 [1][2]
93 Višegrad RS 10,668 [1]
46 Vitez FBiH 25,836 159.0 km2 (61.4 sq mi) 162.5 [1][2]
88 Vlasenica RS 11,467 [1]
44 Vogošća FBiH 26,343 71.7 km2 (27.7 sq mi) 367.4 [1][2]
118 Vukosavlje RS 4,667 [1]
30 Zavidovići FBiH 35,988 556.4 km2 (214.8 sq mi) 64.7 [1][2]
4 Zenica FBiH 110,663 558.5 km2 (215.6 sq mi) 198.1 [1][2]
13 Zvornik RS 58,856 [1]
37 Žepče FBiH 30,219 282.3 km2 (109.0 sq mi) 107.0 [1][2]
14 Živinice FBiH 57,765 291.0 km2 (112.4 sq mi) 198.5 [1][2]

References[edit]

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Official cities[edit]

# City Entity Population
(2013 census) 		Area Population
density (pop/km2) 		Percentage of
total population 		Ref
1 Sarajevo (OC) FBiH 275,524 141.5 km2 (54.6 sq mi) 1,947.2 7.80% [1][2]
2 Banja Luka (OC) RS 185,042 1,238.9 km2 (478.3 sq mi) 149.4 5.24% [1][3]
3 Tuzla FBiH 110,979 294.0 km2 (113.5 sq mi) 377.5 3.14% [1][2]
4 Zenica FBiH 110,663 558.5 km2 (215.6 sq mi) 198.1 3.13% [1][2]
5 Bijeljina RS 107,715 733.8 km2 (283.3 sq mi) 146.8 3.05% [1][3]
6 Mostar FBiH 105,797 1,175.0 km2 (453.7 sq mi) 90.0 3.00% [1][2]
7 Prijedor RS 89,397 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 2.53% [1][3]
8 Doboj RS 71,441 772.1 km2 (298.1 sq mi) 92.5 2.02% [1][3]
9 Istočno Sarajevo RS 61,516 1,434.9 km2 (554.0 sq mi) 42.9 1.74% [1][2]
10 Bihać FBiH 56,261 900.0 km2 (347.5 sq mi) 62.5 1.59% [1][2]
11 Trebinje RS 29,198 854.5 km2 (329.9 sq mi) 34.2 0.83% [1][3]
12 Široki Brijeg FBiH 28,929 387.6 km2 (149.7 sq mi) 74.6 0.82% [1][2]
Totals 1,232,462 9,324.8 km2 (3,600.3 sq mi) 132.2 34.90% [1][2]

List of cities[edit]

# City Entity Settlements Population
(2013 census) 		Area Population
density (pop/km2) 		Ref
1 Sarajevo (c) FBiH 275,524 141.5 km2 (54.6 sq mi) 1,947.2 [1][2]
2 Banja Luka (c) RS 54 185,042 1,238.9 km2 (478.3 sq mi) 149.4 [1][3]
3 Tuzla (c) FBiH 66 110,979 294.0 km2 (113.5 sq mi) 377.5 [1][2]
4 Zenica (c) FBiH 83 110,663 558.5 km2 (215.6 sq mi) 198.1 [1][2]
5 Bijeljina (c) RS 67 107,715 733.8 km2 (283.3 sq mi) 146.8 [1][3]
6 Mostar (c) FBiH 60 105,797 1,175.0 km2 (453.7 sq mi) 90.0 [1][2]
7 Prijedor (c) RS 71 89,397 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 [1][3]
8 Brčko BD 83,516 402.0 km2 (155.2 sq mi) 207.8 [1][3]
9 Doboj (c) RS 83 71,441 772.1 km2 (298.1 sq mi) 92.5 [1][3]
10 Ilidža FBiH 66,730 143.4 km2 (55.4 sq mi) 465.3 [1][2]
11 Cazin FBiH 66,149 356.0 km2 (137.5 sq mi) 185.8 [1][2]
12 Istočno Sarajevo (c) RS 61,516 1,434.9 km2 (554.0 sq mi) 42.9 [1][2]
13 Zvornik RS 58,856 376.1 km2 (145.2 sq mi) 156.5 [1][3]
14 Živinice FBiH 57,765 291.0 km2 (112.4 sq mi) 198.5 [1][2]
15 Bihać (c) FBiH 56,261 900.0 km2 (347.5 sq mi) 62.5 [1][2]
16 Travnik FBiH 53,482 529.0 km2 (204.2 sq mi) 101.1 [1][2]
17 Gradiška RS 51,727 761.7 km2 (294.1 sq mi) 67.9 [1][3]
18 Gračanica FBiH 45,220 216.0 km2 (83.4 sq mi) 209.4 [1][2]
19 Lukavac FBiH 44,520 337.0 km2 (130.1 sq mi) 132.1 [1][2]
20 Tešanj FBiH 43,063 155.9 km2 (60.2 sq mi) 276.2 [1][2]
21 Sanski Most FBiH 41,475 781.0 km2 (301.5 sq mi) 53.1 [1][2]
22 Velika Kladuša FBiH 40,419 331.0 km2 (127.8 sq mi) 122.1 [1][2]
23 Visoko FBiH 39,938 230.8 km2 (89.1 sq mi) 173.0 [1][2]
24 Srebrenik FBiH 39,678 248.0 km2 (95.8 sq mi) 160.0 [1][2]
25 Gradačac FBiH 39,340 218.0 km2 (84.2 sq mi) 180.5 [1][2]
26 Teslić RS 38,536 838.0 km2 (323.6 sq mi) 46.0 [1][3]
27 Kakanj FBiH 37,441 377.0 km2 (145.6 sq mi) 99.3 [1][2]
28 Zavidovići FBiH 35,988 556.4 km2 (214.8 sq mi) 64.7 [1][2]
29 Prnjavor RS 35,956 630.0 km2 (243.2 sq mi) 57.1 [1][3]
30 Laktaši RS 34,966 388.4 km2 (150.0 sq mi) 90.0 [1][3]
31 Livno FBiH 34,133 994.0 km2 (383.8 sq mi) 34.3 [1][2]
32 Kalesija FBiH 33,053 201.0 km2 (77.6 sq mi) 164.4 [1][2]
33 Tomislavgrad FBiH 31,592 967.4 km2 (373.5 sq mi) 32.7 [1][2]
34 Bugojno FBiH 31,470 361.0 km2 (139.4 sq mi) 87.2 [1][2]
35 Žepče FBiH 30,219 282.3 km2 (109.0 sq mi) 107.0 [1][2]
36 Trebinje (c) RS 29,198 854.5 km2 (329.9 sq mi) 34.2 [1][3]
37 Široki Brijeg (c) FBiH 28,929 387.6 km2 (149.7 sq mi) 74.6 [1][2]
38 Ljubuški FBiH 28,184 292.7 km2 (113.0 sq mi) 96.3 [1][2]
39 Derventa RS 27,404 516.8 km2 (199.5 sq mi) 53.0 [1][3]
40 Jajce FBiH 27,258 339.0 km2 (130.9 sq mi) 80.4 [1][2]
41 Novi Grad RS 27,115 472.7 km2 (182.5 sq mi) 57.4 [1][3]
42 Vogošća FBiH 26,343 71.7 km2 (27.7 sq mi) 367.4 [1][2]
43 Čapljina FBiH 26,157 256.0 km2 (98.8 sq mi) 102.2 [1][2]
44 Vitez FBiH 25,836 159.0 km2 (61.4 sq mi) 162.5 [1][2]
45 Modriča RS 25,720 319.8 km2 (123.5 sq mi) 80.4 [1][3]
46 Bosanska Krupa FBiH 25,545 561.0 km2 (216.6 sq mi) 45.5 [1][2]
47 Konjic FBiH 25,148 1,169.0 km2 (451.4 sq mi) 21.5 [1][2]

Brčko population[edit]

Population structure of Brčko municipality by ethnicity 1961–2013
Year Total
population 		Bosniaks Croats Serbs Yugoslavs Other
Pop. Pct Pop. Pct Pop. Pct Pop. Pct Pop. Pct
1961 census 62,952 16,484 26.19% 21,994 34.94% 17,897 28.43% 5,904 9.38% 673 1.07%
1971 census 74,771 30,181 40.36% 24,925 33.34% 17,709 23.68% 1,086 1.45% 870 1.16%
1981 census 82,768 30,181 39.19% 23,975 28.97% 16,707 20.19% 8,342 10.08% 1,310 1.58%
1991 census 87,627 38,617 44.07% 22,252 25.39% 18,128 20.69% 5,731 6.54% 2,899 3.31%
2013 census 83,516 35,381 42.36% 17,252 20.66% 28,884 34.58% N/A 1,999 2.39%

List of DR Congo cities[edit]

# City Province Settlements Population
(2012 est.) 		Area Population
density (pop/km2) 		Ref
1 Kinshasa Kinshasa 9,463,749 141.5 km2 (54.6 sq mi) 1,947.2 [1][2]
2 Lubumbashi Haut-Katanga 54 1,786,397 1,238.9 km2 (478.3 sq mi) 149.4 [1][3]
3 Mbuji-Mayi Kasaï-Oriental 66 1,680,991 294.0 km2 (113.5 sq mi) 377.5 [1][2]
5 Kananga Kasaï-Central 67 1,061,181 733.8 km2 (283.3 sq mi) 146.8 [1][3]
6 Kisangani Tshopo 60 935,977 1,175.0 km2 (453.7 sq mi) 90.0 [1][2]
4 Bukavu Sud-Kivu 83 806,940 558.5 km2 (215.6 sq mi) 198.1 [1][2]
7 Tshikapa Kasaï 71 587,548 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 [1][3]
8 Uvira Sud-Kivu 71 378,736 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 [1][3]
8 Mwene-Ditu Kasai-Oriental 71 195,622 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 [1][3]
8 Boma Kongo Central 71 162,521 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 [1][3]
7 Bandundu Mai-Ndombe 71 143,435 834.0 km2 (322.0 sq mi) 107.2 [1][3]

Jamaica parishes[edit]

# Parish County ISO code Capital Area Population
(2011 census) 		Population
density (pop/km2) 		Ref
1 Hanover Cornwall JM-09 Lucea 450.8 km2 (174.1 sq mi) 69,533 154.2 [4]
2 St. Elizabeth Cornwall JM-11 Black River 1,210.7 km2 (467.5 sq mi) 150,205 124.1 [4]
3 St. James Cornwall JM-08 Montego Bay 591.2 km2 (228.3 sq mi) 183,811 310.9 [4]
4 Trelawny Cornwall JM-07 Falmouth 874.3 km2 (337.6 sq mi) 75,164 86.0 [4]
5 Westmoreland Cornwall JM-10 Savanna-la-Mar 785.2 km2 (303.2 sq mi) 144,103 183.5 [4]
6 Clarendon Middlesex JM-13 May Pen 1,192.9 km2 (460.6 sq mi) 245,103 205.5 [4]
7 Manchester Middlesex JM-12 Mandeville 827.8 km2 (319.6 sq mi) 189,797 229.3 [4]
8 St. Ann Middlesex JM-06 St. Ann's Bay 1,210.3 km2 (467.3 sq mi) 172,362 142.4 [4]
9 St. Catherine Middlesex JM-14 Spanish Town 1,190.6 km2 (459.7 sq mi) 516,218 433.6 [4]
10 St. Mary Middlesex JM-05 Port Maria 611.3 km2 (236.0 sq mi) 113,615 185.9 [4]
11 Kingston Surrey JM-01 Kingston 22.7 km2 (8.8 sq mi) 89,057 3,923.2 [4]
12 Portland Surrey JM-04 Port Antonio 813.9 km2 (314.2 sq mi) 81,744 100.4 [4]
13 St. Andrew Surrey JM-02 Half Way Tree 434.5 km2 (167.8 sq mi) 573,369 1,319.6 [4]
14 St. Thomas Surrey JM-03 Morant Bay 742.2 km2 (286.6 sq mi) 93,902 126.5 [4]
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  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z "NASBiH - Regionalno". Nezavisna Agencija za Statistiku Bosne i Hercegovine. Retrieved 10 September 2016.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n "Population Usually Resident in Jamaica, by Parish: 2011". Statistical Institute of Jamaica. Retrieved 13 September 2016.
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