Central Serbia

Central Serbia (so called "Serbia proper") includes territory of Serbia which is not part of autonomous provinces. It doesn't have own government or administration, hence it could not have its own symbols. Central Serbia is divided into 17 administrative districts ({{upravni okrug}}) and City of Belgrade (light blue on the map). Every district is further divided into municipalities, some of them having status of city.

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Administrative districts - municipalites

8. Mačva District  Bogatić  Vladimirci  Koceljeva  Krupanj  Loznica  Ljubovija  Mali Zvornik  Šabac	9. Kolubara District  Valjevo  Lajkovac  Ljig  Mionica  Osečina  Ub	10. Podunavlje District  Velika Plana  Smederevo  Smederevska Palanka
11. Braničevo District  Veliko Gradište  Golubac  Žabari  Žagubica  Kučevo  Malo Crniće  Petrovac  Požarevac	12. Šumadija District  Aranđelovac  Batočina  Knić  Kragujevac  Rača  Topola  Lapovo	13. Pomoravlje District  Despotovac  Paraćin  Rekovac  Jagodina  Svilajnac  Ćuprija
14. Bor District  Bor  Kladovo  Majdanpek  Negotin	15. Zaječar District  Boljevac  Zaječar  Knjaževac  Sokobanja	16. Zlatibor District  Arilje  Bajina Bašta  Kosjerić  Nova Varoš  Požega  Priboj  Prijepolje  Sjenica  Užice  Čajetina
17. Moravica District  Gornji Milanovac  Ivanjica  Lučani  Čačak	18. Raška District  Vrnjačka Banja  Kraljevo  Novi Pazar  Raška  Tutin	19. Rasina District  Aleksandrovac  Brus  Varvarin  Kruševac  Trstenik  Ćićevac
20. Nišava District  Niš  Aleksinac  Gadžin Han  Doljevac  Merošina  Ražanj  Svrljig	21. Toplica District  Blace  Žitorađa  Kuršumlija  Prokuplje	22. Pirot District  Babušnica  Bela Palanka  Dimitrovgrad  Pirot
23. Jablanica District  Bojnik  Vlasotince  Lebane  Leskovac  Medveđa  Crna Trava	24. Pčinja District  Bosilegrad  Bujanovac  Vladičin Han  Vranje  Preševo  Surdulica  Trgovište