Regions

In August 2004, the Republic of Macedonia was reorganised into 84 municipalities (opstini; sing. opstina), 10 of which comprise Greater Skopje. This is reduced from the previous 123 municipalities established in September, 1996. Macedonia is also subdivided into eight statistical regions, based on the prior municipal/county framework; one of these regions, Skopje, encompasses Greater Skopje and the surrounding area.

Macedonia's regions and municipalities are as follows:

Eastern Region

• Berovo
• Cesinovo-Oblesevo
• Delcevo
• Karbinci
• Kocani
• Lozovo
• Makedonska Kamenica
• Pehcevo
• Probistip
• Stip
• Sveti Nikole
• Vinica
• Zrnovci

Northeastern Region

• Kratovo
• Kriva Palanka
• Kumanovo
• Lipkovo
• Rankovce
• Staro Nagoricane

Pelagonia Region

• Bitola
• Demir Hisar
• Dolneni
• Krivogastani
• Krusevo
• Mogila
• Novaci
• Prilep
• Resen

Polog Region

• Bogovinje
• Brvenica
• Gostivar
• Jegunovce
• Mavrovo and Rostusa
• Tearce
• Tetovo
• Vrapciste
• Želino

Skopje Region

• Aerodrom
• Aracinovo
• Butel
• Cair
• Centar
• Cucer-Sandevo
• Gazi Baba
• Gjorce Petrov
• Ilinden
• Karpos
• Kisela Voda
• Petrovec
• Saraj
• Sopiste
• Studenicani
• Suto Orizari
• Zelenikovo

Southeastern Region

• Bogdanci
• Bosilovo
• Gevgelija
• Konce
• Novo Selo
• Radovis
• Star Dojran
• Strumica
• Valandovo
• Vasilevo

Southwestern Region

• Centar Zupa
• Debar
• Debarca
• Drugovo
• Kicevo
• Makedonski Brod
• Ohrid
• Oslomej
• Plasnica
• Struga
• Vevcani
• Vranestica
• Zajas

Vardar Region

• Caska
• Demir Kapija
• Gradsko
• Kavadarci
• Negotino
• Rosoman
• Veles