Serbia has 24 administrative districts plus the City of Belgrade. A district is called an okrug. This quiz shows a blank map. You type the name of each district, and the map colors that district in place.
How to play
Type names in any order. A correct name colors the district on the map at once.
You can start to type right away. You do not need to click the answer box first.
Serbian letters are not required. "Sumadija" counts for Šumadija.
Spellings with sh and ch count too. "Shumadija" and "Machva" score.
The Serbian adjectival names count. "Sremski" scores Srem.
A timer tracks your run. The quiz saves your best score and best time.
If you are stuck, use the give up button. The map then shows the districts you missed.
What counts in this quiz
The 24 districts and the City of Belgrade.
What's not included — and why
The map does not include Kosovo.
Vojvodina is not an answer. It is an autonomous province that groups seven districts, but it does not score.
Good to know
Zlatibor is the largest district by area.
Belgrade has the most people. It is a separate unit with the same rank as a district.
Srem is also called Syrmia in English. Both names count.
Seven districts lie in Vojvodina: three in Bačka, three in Banat, and Srem.