District of Gjakova

The District of Gjakova or the District of Đakovica (Albanian: Rajoni i Gjakovës; Serbian: Ђаковички округ or Đakovički okrug) is one of the seven districts of Kosovo,[a] with seat in the city of Gjakova.

This article is about the district in Kosovo. For the district of the Serbian government, see Peć District (Serbia).
Rajoni i Gjakovës
Ђаковички округ
District of Kosovo
Location of Gjakova District in Kosovo
Country Kosovo
CapitalGjakova
Area
 • Total1,129 km2 (436 sq mi)
Population
 (2011 census)
 • Total214,672
 • Rank4th
 • Density190/km2 (490/sq mi)
Postal code
50000
Vehicle registration07
Municipalities4
Settlements[1]170
HDI (2017)0.733[2]
high · 5th

Municipalities

The district of Gjakovica has a total of 4 municipalities and 170 other smaller settlements.[1]

Municipality Population (2011) Area (km2) Density (km2) Settlements
Gjakova 94,557 587 161.1 91
Rahovec 75,053 276 220.5 34
Deçan 38,984 180 216.6 37
Junik 6,078 86 70.7 10
Gjakova District 214,672 1,129 172.4 170

Settlements

Deçan Municipality
  • Baballoq/Babaloć
  • Beleg
  • Dashinovc/Dašinovac
  • Deçan
  • Ratishi i Ultë/Donji Ratist
  • Strellci i Ultë/Donji Streoc
  • Drenovc/Drenovac
  • Dubovik
  • Gllogjan/Glođane
  • Carrabreg I Epërm/Gornji Crnobreg
  • Ratishi i Epërm/Gornji Ratis
  • Strellc i Epërm/Gornji Streoc
  • Gramaçel/Gramocelj
  • Hulaj
  • Isniq/Istinić
  • Kodrali
  • Lpushë/Ljubuša
  • Lumbardh
  • Maznik
  • Papiq
  • Prapacan
  • Pobërgjë/Pobrđe
  • Pozhar
  • Prilep/Prelep
  • Rastavicë
  • Rrzniq I
  • Rrzniq II
  • Shaptej
  • Slup
  • Voksh

Gjakova Municipality
  • Babaj Boks/Babaj i Bokës
  • Bardhasan
  • Botushë
  • Bec
  • Berjahë
  • Bishtrazhin/Bistražin
  • Brekovc
  • Brovina
  • Qerret/Ćeret
  • Qerim/Ćerim
  • Cërmjan/Crmljane
  • Damjan
  • Deva
  • Gjakova
  • Doblibarë
  • Dobriqë/Dobric
  • Novosellë e Poshtme/Donje Novo Selo
  • Dujakë
  • Hereç/Erec
  • Firza
  • Goden
  • Novosellë e Epërme/Gornje Novo Selo
  • Gërqina/Grćina
  • Gërgoc
  • Gusk
  • Jabllanicë/Jablanica
  • Jahoc
  • Janosh
  • Kodralija – Beckë/Kodralija – Becka
  • Korenica
  • Koshare/Košare
  • Kralane
  • Kushavec/Kuševac
  • Lipovec
  • Marmullë
  • Meqë/Meca
  • Orizë/Meja Orize
  • Moglica
  • Molliq/Molić
  • Novokaz
  • Osek Hilë/Osek Hilja
  • Osek Paša / Osek Pashë
  • Paljabarda / Palabardhë
  • Petrušan / Pjetershtan
  • Ponosevac / Ponoshec
  • Popovc
  • Racë
  • Rracaj
  • Radoniq
  • Rakoc
  • Ramoc
  • Rogova I
  • Rogovë II
  • Zidi Sadikagës
  • Sheremet
  • Shishman I Bokes
  • Skivjan
  • Smaçë
  • Smolicë
  • Stubell
  • Trakaniq
  • Ujez
  • Vogocë
  • Vraniq
  • Zhabel
  • Zhdrellë
  • Zhub
  • Zulfaj

Orahovac Municipality
  • Fortesë
  • Dejne
  • Bratotinë
  • Brestovc
  • Birnjak
  • Celina
  • Qifllak
  • Damnjan
  • Dabidoll
  • Pataqan i Ultë
  • Drenoc
  • Gexhë
  • Pataqan i Epërm
  • Koznik
  • Kramovik
  • Hoca e Vogël
  • Mrasor
  • Nashpalla
  • Nagavc
  • Apterushë
  • Orahovac
  • Petkovc
  • Polluzha
  • Pastasellë
  • Radostë
  • Ratkovc
  • Reti
  • Senovc
  • Sopniq
  • Hoqë e Madhe
  • Hoqë e Vogel
  • Krusha e Madhe
  • Krusha e Vogel
  • Vranjak
  • Zatriq
  • Zaçishtë
  • Xërxë

Junik Municipality
  • Jasić-Đocaj / Jasiq-Gjocaj
  • Junik

Postal Code
Postal Code of Kosovo – 50000 Gjakova
District Municipality Local Code
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova50000
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 150010
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 450040
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 550050
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 650060
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 750070
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 850080
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 950090
GjakovaGjakovaGjakova 1050100
GjakovaGjakovaBishtazhin50500
GjakovaDeçanDeçan51000
GjakovaDeçanJunik51050
Source: Post and Telecommunications of Kosovo J.S.C. (PTK)
"List of postal codes" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2006-06-30. (199 KiB)

Notes
a.   ^ Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008, but Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.
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References
  1. "Komunat në rajonin e Gjakovës".
  2. "Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab". hdi.globaldatalab.org. Retrieved 2018-09-13.

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