Central Serbia is a region of Serbia.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Belgrade | Belgrade | 1.2 M · 17 subdistricts |
| Bor | Bor | 101 k · 4 subdistricts |
| Branicevo | Požarevac | 156 k · 9 subdistricts |
| Jablanica | Leskovac | 185 k · 6 subdistricts |
| Kolubara | Valjevo | 175 k · 6 subdistricts |
| Mačva | Šabac | 268 k · 8 subdistricts |
| Morava | Čačak | 189 k · 4 subdistricts |
| Nišava | Niš | 344 k · 11 subdistricts |
| Pčinja | Vranje | 194 k · 8 subdistricts |
| Pirot | Pirot | 77 k · 4 subdistricts |
| Podunavlje District | Smederevo | 177 k · 3 subdistricts |
| Pomoravlje | Jagodina | 182 k · 6 subdistricts |
| Rasina | Kruševac | 273 k · 6 subdistricts |
| Raška | Kraljevo | 297 k · 5 subdistricts · seat ≠ largest |
| Šumadija | Kragujevac | 270 k · 7 subdistricts |
| Toplica | Prokuplje | 77 k · 4 subdistricts |
| Zaječar | Zaječar | 97 k · 4 subdistricts |
| Zlatibor | Užice | 255 k · 10 subdistricts |
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