Cities near Vršac

Vršac is a city of 36,300 inhabitants in Serbia. The most populous cities near Vršac within 100 km are Belgrade, Timişoara, Zemun. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 45.1167° Longitude: 21.3036° Population: 36,300 Timezone: Europe/Belgrade
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Nearby cities 26 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Belgrade Serbia 74.6 km 1,273,651
Timişoara Romania 71.1 km 250,849
Zemun Serbia 77.1 km 155,591
Reşiţa Romania 50.2 km 81,228
Zrenjanin Serbia 78.0 km 79,773
Pančevo Serbia 58.7 km 76,654
Smederevo Serbia 58.4 km 62,000
Lugoj Romania 79.0 km 43,243
Požarevac Serbia 55.8 km 41,736
Inđija Serbia 96.2 km 28,450
Caransebeş Romania 78.9 km 27,521
Smederevska Palanka Serbia 87.9 km 27,000
Sremčica Serbia 86.9 km 23,000
Bocşa Romania 42.7 km 16,349
Stara Pazova Serbia 91.0 km 16,217
Nova Pazova Serbia 87.4 km 15,488
Kovin Serbia 48.5 km 14,250
Moldova Nouă Romania 50.9 km 13,263
Surčin Serbia 88.2 km 12,575
Orşova Romania 96.5 km 12,350
Oraviţa Romania 31.7 km 12,332
Oţelu Roşu Romania 95.1 km 11,482
Ripanj Serbia 81.4 km 11,000
Jimbolia Romania 87.9 km 10,860
Bela Crkva Serbia 26.0 km 10,675
Majdanpek Serbia 91.9 km 10,071

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