Serbia
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| Nailian a kanta: Bože pravde | |||||
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| Capitolio | Belgrade 44°48′ N 20°28′ E |
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| Kadakkelan a ciudad | Belgrade | ||||
| Ofisial a Lengguahe | Serbian1 | ||||
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| Kalawa • Pakabuklan • Danum (%) |
88,361 km² (113th) N/A |
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| Populasion • 2006 est. • 2002 senso • Densidad |
9,778,991 (incl. Kosovo)2 [1] (80th) 7,479,437 (excl. Kosovo) 106/km² (94th) |
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| GDP (PPP) • Pakabuklan • Per capita |
2005 estimate $44.66 billion (80th) $5,348 (100th) |
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| Kuarta | Dinar3 (CSD) |
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| Zona iti oras • Kalgaw (DST) |
CET (UTC+1) CEST (UTC+2) |
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| Internet TLD | .yu4 | ||||
| Kodigo a pangtelepono | +3815 |
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| 1Serbo-Croat according to the Constitution of Serbia; in Vojvodina, the following languages are also official: Romanian, Rusyn, Hungarian, Slovak, and Croatian; in Kosovo-Metohija also: Albanian. 2The 2002 census excludes Kosovo-Metohija province[2] 3The Euro is used in Kosovo-Metohija. 4.sp was proposed by ISO in August 2006 5To be shared with Montenegro until February 2007. |
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