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This is a list of coats of arms of Serbia.

National

• Greater coat of arms
• Lesser coat of arms

Regional and local

Vojvodina

• Coat of arms of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina
• Traditional coat of arms of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina

Cities and municipalities

• Ada
• Alibunar
• Apatin
• Bač
• Bačka Palanka
• Bački Petrovac
• Bačka Topola
• Bečej
• Bela Crkva
• Beočin
• Čoka
• Inđija
• Irig
• Kanjiža
• Kikinda
• Kovačica
• Kovin
• Kula
• Mali Iđoš
• Novi Bečej
• Nova Crnja
• Novi Kneževac
• Novi Sad
• Odžaci
• Opovo
• Pančevo
• Plandište
• Pećinci
• Ruma
• Senta
• Sečanj
• Sremska Mitrovica
• Sremski Karlovci
• Stara Pazova
• Sombor
• Srbobran
• Subotica
• Šid
• Titel
• Temerin
• Vrbas
• Vršac
• Zrenjanin
• Žabalj
• Žitište

City of Belgrade

• Greater coat of arms of the City of Belgrade
• Middle coat of arms of the City of Belgrade
• Lesser coat of arms of the City of Belgrade

Municipalities

• Barajevo
• Čukarica
• Lazarevac
• Mladenovac
• Novi Beograd
• Obrenovac

• Palilula
• Sopot
• Stari Grad
• Vračar
• Zemun
• Zvezdara

Šumadija and Western Serbia

Cities and municipalities

• Aleksandrovac
• Aranđelovac
• Arilje
• Bajina Bašta
• Batočina
• Bogatić
• Brus
• Čačak
• Čajetina
• Ćićevac
• Ćuprija
• Despotovac
• Gornji Milanovac
• Ivanjica
• Knić
• Koceljeva
• Kosjerić
• Kragujevac
• Kraljevo
• Krupanj
• Kruševac
• Lajkovac
• Lapovo
• Loznica
• Lučani
• Ljubovija
• Ljig
• Mionica
• Nova Varoš
• Novi Pazar
• Osečina
• Paraćin
• Požega
• Prijepolje
• Rača
• Raška
• Rekovac
• Šabac
• Sjenica
• Smederevo
• Smederevska Palanka
• Svilajnac
• Topola
• Trstenik
• Tutin
• Ub
• Užice
• Valjevo
• Varvarin
• Velika Plana
• Vladimirci
• Vrnjačka Banja

Southern and Eastern Serbia

Cities and municipalities

• Aleksinac
• Babušnica
• Bela Palanka
• Blace
• Bojnik
• Boljevac
• Bor
• Bosilegrad
• Bujanovac
• Crna Trava
• Dimitrovgrad
• Doljevac
• Gadžin Han
• Golubac
• Kladovo
• Knjaževac
• Kostolac
• Kučevo
• Kuršumlija
• Leskovac
• Majdanpek
• Malo Crniće
• Medveđa
• Merošina
• Negotin
• Niš
• Petrovac na Mlavi
• Pirot
• Požarevac
• Prokuplje
• Preševo
• Ražanj
• Sokobanja
• Surdulica
• Svrljig
• Trgovište
• Veliko Gradište
• Vladičin Han
• Vlasotince
• Vranje
• Žabari
• Žagubica
• Zaječar
• Žitorađa

Historical

National coat of arms

• Revolutionary Serbia (1805–1813)
• Principality of Serbia
  (1835–1882)
• Kingdom of Serbia (1882–1918)
• Socialist Republic of Serbia (1947–1990)
  and Republic of Serbia (1990–2004)
• Greater coat of arms; Republic of Serbia
  (2004–2010)
• Lesser coat of arms; Republic of Serbia
  (2004–2010)

Royal coat of arms

• House of Obrenović (1882–1903)
• House of Karađorđević (1903–1918)

Armorials

• Serbian Emperor's coat of arms,
  Prussian ed. Chronicle of the Council of Constance (before 1437)
• Despot Stefan's coat of arms,
  Prussian ed. Chronicle of the Council of Constance (before 1437)
• Despot Stefan's coat of arms,
  later ed. Chronicle of the Council of Constance (1483)
• Serbian (Triballia) coat of arms,
  later ed. Chronicle of the Council of Constance (1483)
• Despot Stefan's coat of arms,
  Wernigeroder Schaffhausensches Wappenbuch
  (between 1486–1492)
• Serbian Despotate,
  by Virgil Solis (1555)
• Serbian Despotate,
  by Christoph Silberysen (1576)
• Serbian Despotate,
  by Martin Schrott
  (c. 1580)
• Serbian Despotate,
  German Armorial
  (c. 1600)
• Serbia,
  Belgrade Armorial II
  (early 17th century)
• Serbia,
  Fojnica Armorial
  (between 1675–1688)
• Serbia (Rasciae),
  Fojnica Armorial
  (between 1675–1688)
• Kingdom of Serbia,
  Charles du Fresne (before 1688)
• Serbian Despotate,
  Charles du Fresne (before 1688)
• Serbs,
  ed. of Mavro Orbin's Regnum Sclavorum
  (17th century)
• Serbia,
  by Stanislaus Rubcich (c. 1700)
• Serbia (Rasciae),
  by Stanislaus Rubcich (c. 1700)
• Serbia (Rassia),
  by Pavao Ritter Vitezović (before 1701)
• Serbian Empire,
  Hristofor Žefarović's Stemmatographia (1741)
• Serbia,
  Hristofor Žefarović's Stemmatographia (1741)
• Serbia (Rassia),
  Hristofor Žefarović's Stemmatographia (1741)
• Serbia (Triballia),
  Hristofor Žefarović's Stemmatographia (1741)

See also

• Serbian eagle
• Serbian cross

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