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This is the list of cities and towns in Montenegro. According to the statistic criteria of Monstat (Montenegrin Statistical Office), the following settlements are classified as "urban" (i.e. cities and towns), as opposed to "rural" (villages). These criteria are not limited to settlement size, but also include the percentage of residents engaged in agriculture, population density etc. Thus, not all towns in statistical sense are greater than villages.

For a list of municipalities, see Internal structure of Montenegro; for a category, see Category:Populated places in Montenegro; for a list of all places in Montenegro, see List of places in Montenegro.

Podgorica, Capital of Montenegro

Nikšić

Rožaje

Pljevlja

Cetinje

Bar

Herceg Novi

Rank	City / Town	Census 2003	Municipality	Emblems
1	Podgorica	136,473	Podgorica
2	Nikšić	58,212	Nikšić
3	Pljevlja	21,377	Pljevlja
4	Bijelo Polje	15,883	Bijelo Polje
5	Cetinje	15,137	Cetinje
6	Bar	13,719	Bar
7	Herceg Novi	12,739	Herceg Novi
8	Berane	11,776	Berane
9	Budva	10,918	Budva
10	Ulcinj	10,828	Ulcinj
11	Rožaje	9,567	Rožaje
12	Tivat	9,467	Tivat
13	Dobrota	8,169	Kotor
14	Kotor	5,341	Kotor
15	Danilovgrad	5,208	Danilovgrad
16	Mojkovac	4,120	Mojkovac
17	Škaljari	4,002	Kotor
18	Tuzi	3,789	Podgorica
19	Igalo	3,754	Herceg Novi
20	Bijela	3,748	Herceg Novi
21	Plav	3,615	Plav
22	Burtaiši	3,013	Bar
23	Kolašin	2,989	Kolašin
24	Ibarac	2,877	Rožaje
25	Golubovci	2,869	Podgorica
26	Resnik	2,739	Bijelo Polje
27	Nedakusi	2,308	Bijelo Polje
28	Šušanj	2,212	Bar
29	Risan	2,083	Kotor
30	Ozrinići	2,024	Nikšić
31	Žabljak	1,937	Žabljak
32	Pokrajci	1,915	Bijelo Polje
33	Stari Bar	1,864	Bar
34	Donje Luge	1,861	Berane
35	Mojanovići	1,850	Podgorica
36	Sutomore	1,827	Bar
37	Zelenika	1,788	Herceg Novi
38	Pešca	1,721	Berane
39	Gusinje	1,704	Plav
40	Budimlja	1,694	Berane
41	Spuž	1,529	Danilovgrad
42	Polje	1,529	Bar
43	Rastovica	1,513	Nikšić
44	Polja	1,506	Mojkovac
45	Mrčevac	1,500	Tivat
46	Plužine	1,494	Plužine
47	Petrovac	1,485	Budva
48	Beran Selo	1,483	Berane
49	Bjeliši	1,422	Bar
50	Čeluga	1,404	Bar
51	Mataguži	1,299	Podgorica
52	Dolac	1,293	Berane
53	Đenovići	1,272	Herceg Novi
54	Lješnica	1,270	Bijelo Polje
55	Prčanj	1,244	Kotor
56	Mahala	1,235	Podgorica
57	Goričani	1,205	Podgorica
58	Podi	1,199	Herceg Novi
59	Meljine	1,120	Herceg Novi
60	Tomba	1,087	Bar
61	Andrijevica	1,073	Andrijevica
62	Kumbor	1,067	Herceg Novi
63	Buče	1,000	Berane
64	Smajlagića Polje	937	Kolašin
65	Kodre	883	Ulcinj
66	Bečići	771	Budva
67	Donja Lastva	733	Tivat
68	Židovići	653	Pljevlja
69	Šavnik	570	Šavnik
70	Sveti Stefan	411	Budva
71	Slatina	405	Andrijevica
72	Gradac	364	Pljevlja
73	Perast	349	Kotor
74	Virpazar	337	Bar
75	Goransko	334	Plužine
76	Bare	301	Šavnik
77	Njegovuđa	227	Žabljak
78	Rijeka Crnojevića	216	Cetinje

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