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Pchelarovo may
refer to the
following places in Bulgaria:
Pchelarovo,
Dobrich Province Pchelarovo,
Kardzhali Province This
disambiguation page
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stepped down in 2013.
Dogan was born in
Pchelarovo to
Demire Dogan from
Drandar and an
unknown father from
Pchelarovo,
Dobrich Province. In 1981 he completed...
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Pchelarovo is a
village in
General Toshevo Muni****lity,
Dobrich Province, in
northeastern Bulgaria.
Ethnic groups in
Pchelarovo (2011)
Bulgarians (59...
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Pchelarovo (Bulgarian: Пчеларово) is a
village in
Chernoochene Muni****lity, in
Kardzhali Province, in southern-central Bulgaria. It is
located 196.2 kilometres...
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Ottoman Turkish name
Current name Arab
families in 1843 İlbey
Pchelarovo 27 Musa Bey
Izvorovo 34 Kara İlyas
Tsarevets 2
Dokuz Ağaç Măgura,
Cerchezu 31...
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Konare |
Kraishte |
Krasen |
Loznitsa |
Lyulyakovo |
Malina |
Ograjden |
Pchelarovo |
Petleshkovo |
Pisarovo |
Plenimir |
Preselentsi |
Prisad |
Ravnets |...
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kilometres (123.114 mi)
southeast of Sofia.
About 11 km
northeast of
Pchelarovo, near the
village of Beli Plast, the
Kamenni gabi is located; also known...
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defeated the
Ottoman troops at the
villages of Kovancılar (present day:
Pchelarovo) and Göklemezler (present day: Stremtsi) and then
headed for Kardzhali...
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Minzuhar Murga Nebeska Nochevo Novi
Pazar Novoselishte Panichkovo Pa****a
Pchelarovo Petelovo Pryaporets Rusalina Sokolite Srednevo Sredska Strazhnitsa Svobodinovo...
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Movement for
Rights and
Freedoms president Ahmed Doğan (born in
Pchelarovo, but
spent his
childhood in Drandar; 1954-) Bulgaria's only 750 kV power...
