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102,173 km² (39,449 miles²) - 10,544,00 people
Land boundaries: 2,246 km

Albania 287 km, Bosnia and Herzegovina 527 km, Bulgaria 318 km,
Croatia (north) 241 km, Croatia (south) 25 km,
Hungary 151 km, Macedonia 221 km, Romania 476 km
Coastline: 199 km
Country Code +381
SERBIA WEATHER


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phone system
Numbering Plan of Serbia and Montenegro
local and national
national prefix 0
+ 2 - 3 digit
areacode - or --
+ 5 - 7 digit
restnumber --- ---
to --- ----

(all together from 7 to 9 digits)
(in 2003 Serbia
& Montenegro had
2,6 million Land Lines)
mobils
mobile prefix:
6
7 - 8 digit restnumber
-- -- -- -
to ---- ----
(in 2003 Serbia
& Montenegro had
3.6 million Mobile Lines)

International Calls
international prefix
00 (ex99)
example:
calling from Serbia
to France
+33 I 422I IIII  Phonebook of the World
00 33 I 422I IIII
II rue des IIaIIes
PAR
IS Ier


Serbia's phonesystem
is regulated by Ministarstvo Saobracaja
Telekomunikacija


calling
to Serbia & Montenegro
from USA  0II 38I

from
Europe/most Countries  00 38I
(country code 381
replaced 38 in Oct 1993)


Srbija i Crna Gora
Serbia
flag of Serbia
before
1992 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
1945 Socialist Republic
1929 Yugoslavia
1918 Kingdom of Serbes Croats and Slovenes
capital:
Belgrade

head of State and
head of Government:
President

Government

view from the Royal Palace
national holiday:
Independance Day 27 April


economy

GNP $ 26.27 billion (2004)
GNP/person $ 2,400 (2004)
currency: Yugoslav Dinar (YUM)
and Euro (EUR)

65 ALL = I $ US (2002)

geography
Midzor, highest mountain of Serbia
Midzor 2,168 m



Phonebook of Belgrade.com (+381 11) - Belgrade, capital and largest city of Serbia

Phonebook of Novi Sad.com (+381 21) - Novi Sad, 2nd largest city of Serbia

Phonebook of Nis.com (+381 18) - Nis, 3rd largest city of Serbia

some local phone codes:

Belgrade
(+381 11)
Nis (+381 18) - Kragujevac (+381 34) - Novi Sad (+381 21)
Subotica (+381 24) - Potgorica (+381 81)
Urosevac (+381 290)




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