Pocerje-Valjevo wine-growing region is located south of the Sava River and east of the Drina River, on the slopes of mountain Cer and Vlasic, in the upper basins of rivers Tamnava, Ub, Kolubara and Ljig in the east and in the catchment area of the river Jadar in the west.

Pocerje-Valjevo wine-growing region includes the territory of the municipalities of Loznica, Sabac, Vladimirci, Koceljeva, Osečina, Valjevo, Ub, Lajkovac, Mionica, Ljig and Krupanj.

Pocerje-Valjevo wine-growing region occupies an area of 166 989.93 hectares, the largest wine-growing subregion is Podgorje wine-growing subregion.

Pocerje wine-growing subregion is located in the northwestern part of the wine-growing region and includes fields on the slopes of Mount Cer and Vlasic, as well as the higher terrain east and south of the river Dobrave and Višnjice.

Pocerje wine-growing subregion includes portions of municipalities of Novo Selo, Cokesina, Petkovic, White River, Culjković, bear, Grušić, Pocerski Metkovic, Bojic, Varna, Rumska, Radovašnica, Desić, Garden, Orlic, Galovic, Ćukovine, Lower Crniljevo, Goločelo, Kozarica , Kamenica, Buttercup, Subotica, Vladimirci, Bobovik, Skupljen, Jalovik, Jazovnik Batalage, Svileuva, Koceljeva Varos, Zukve, Koceljeva, Družetić and  municipality Volujac, Bukor, Gradojević, Draginje, Mali Bosnjak, Bresnica, Brdarica and Krnule .

Podgorje wine-growing subregion i located in the central part of the wine-growing region, the wider area of Valjevo mountain slopes, Maljen and Vlasic.

Podgorje wine-growing subregion includes parts of cadastral municipalities Sirdija, Osladić, Tuđin, Kamenica, Gola Glava, Sedlari, Valjevo, Klanica, Loznica, Divci, Lukavac, Popučke, Petnica, Beloševac, Klinci, Paune, Mrčić, Klašnić, Uroševac, Sanković, Ključ, Mionica selo, Tolić, Paštrić, Komanice, Maljević, Vrtiglav, Tabanović, Veselinovac, Markova crkva, Slovac, Virovac, Donji Mušić, Gornji Mušić, Rakari, Dučić, Nanomir, Osečina, Todorin do and municipality Gornje Crniljevo, Miličinica, Vlaščić, Oglađenovac, Gornja Bukovica, Rabas, Joševa, Brankovina, Kotešica, Donja Bukovica, Kozličić, Blizonje, Babina Luka, Zabrdica, Grabovica, Rađevo Selo, Dupljaj, Popadić, Rajković, Žabari, Dračić, Belić i Degurić.

Kolubara-Ljig wine-growing subregion is an elongated wine-growing subregion in the eastern part of the wine-growing region in the medium flow of rivers Tamnava, Ub and Kolubara and the lower course of the river Ljig, and consists of four parts separated by these waterways.

Kolubara-Ljig wine-growing subregion covers the following municipalities:
Northern part: parts of  municipalities Novaci and Batalage and the whole municipality Tulari.

Central part: parts of municipalities Novaci, Trlić, Zvizdar, Čučuge, Pambukovica, Dokmir, Tvrdojevac, Nepričava, Rubribreza, Lajkovac, Stepanje, Slovac, Gvozdenović, Kršna Glava, Slatina, Raduša and the whole municipalities Vrnovine and Baljevac.

Ljiški part: parts of  municipalities Ratkovac, Pridvorica, Strmovo, Pepeljevac, Vračević, Bogovađa, Donji Lajkovac, Latković, Jajčić, Cvetanovac, Markova crkva and the whole municipalities Babajić, Veliševac i Bošnjanović

Southeastern part: parts of  municipality of Liplje, Šutci, Belanovica, Živkovci, Poljanice, Ivanovci, Brančić, Moravci and the whole municipality Kalanjevci.