Kosovë / Kosovo

Qytet	Grad	1948-03-15	1953-03-31	1961-03-31	1971-03-31	1981-03-31	1991-03-31	2011-04-01
Deçan	Dečani	1,205	1,339	1,829	2,585	3,280	4,440	3,803
Dragash	Dragaš	0,408	0,480	0,612	0,694	1,114	1,532	1,098
Ferizaj	Uroševac	6,685	8,165	11,665	22,239	37,659	57,918	42,628
Fushë Kosovë	Kosovo Polje	0,847	1,122	2,423	6,992	12,917	16,154	12,919
Gjakovë	Đakovica	15,190	17,065	21,368	31,281	42,031	59,008	40,827
Gjilan	Gnjilane	8,613	9,250	12,681	21,258	35,229	51,912	54,239
Gllogoc	Glogovac	0,558	0,658	0,836	1,343	2,440	4,499	6,143
Istog	Istok	2,074	2,111	2,657	3,467	4,478	6,384	5,115
Kaçanik	Kačanik	2,094	2,275	2,923	4,513	6,629	9,800	10,393
Kamenicë	Kamenica	0,756	0,929	1,298	2,422	5,383	9,312	7,331
Klinë	Klina	0,630	0,699	1,092	1,929	4,512	8,050	5,542
Leposaviq	Leposavić	0,168	0,298	0,410	1,191	2,384	3,105	3,702
Leshak	Lešak	0,578	0,690	1,041	1,319	1,672	1,852	1,803
Lipjan	Lipljan	1,479	1,759	2,415	4,238	6,065	9,047	6,870
Malishevë	Mališevo	1,363	1,507	1,809	2,105	2,497	2,880	3,395
Mitrovicë	Mitrovica	13,901	17,195	26,721	42,160	52,866	64,323	46,230
Obiliq	Obilić	1,217	1,613	3,646	6,906	8,769	11,612	6,864
Pejë	Peć	17,277	21,058	28,351	41,853	54,497	68,163	48,962
Podujevë	Podujevo	2,435	3,253	4,870	8,490	15,894	25,847	23,453
Prishtinë	Priština	19,631	24,081	38,593	69,514	108,083	155,499	145,149
Prizren	Prizren	20,540	22,997	28,062	41,681	61,801	92,303	85,119
Rahovec	Orahovac	5,600	6,411	7,373	10,080	13,134	18,296	15,892
Skenderaj	Srbica	0,454	0,796	1,084	1,748	3,071	5,089	6,612
Shtërpcë	Štrpce	1,630	1,714	1,812	1,947	1,966	2,200	1,265
Shtime	Štimlje	2,003	2,292	2,832	3,866	5,271	6,657	7,255
Suharekë	Suva Reka	1,715	2,120	2,708	4,148	6,653	10,497	10,422
Viti	Vitina	1,781	2,279	2,377	2,620	3,108	4,309	4,924
Vushtrri	Vučitrn	5,813	6,691	8,025	12,334	20,204	30,651	27,272
Zubin Potok	Zubin Potok	0,160	0,174	0,239	0,393	0,791	2,033	1,724
Zveçan	Zvečan	0,726	1,572	2,353	2,628	2,785	3,261	1,297

Notes: 1) Figure for Mitrovica city for 2011 is given with an estimate for its northern part, figures for Leposaviq, Leshak, Zubin Potok and Zveçan - as an estimation. Kosovo is recognized as an independent state by majority of UN members, but some may consider it as a formal part of Serbia. L) The table uses official Albanian and Serbian (Latinic) names.