List of mayors of Rijeka

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This is a list of people who have served as mayor or president of the city council of the city of Rijeka, third largest city in Croatia.

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11948–1952 Petar Klausberger
21952–1962 Edo Jardas
31962–1965 Nikola Pavletić
41965–1969 Dragutin Haramija
51969–1974 Neda Andrić
61974–1978 Nikola Pavletić
71978–1982 Vilim Mulc
81982 Sergije Lukeš
91982–1984 Josip Štefan
101984–1985 Ivan Brnelić
111985–1988 Zdravko Saršon
121988–1993 Željko Lužavec
131993–2000 Slavko Linić
142000–2021 Vojko Obersnel
152021– Marko Filipović

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