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English: Geographic/physical location map of Balkan Peninsula. Geographic limits of the map:
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- Dobra Kolata
- Dobrich
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- Gabrovo
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- Origin of the Albanians
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- Prilep
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- Shumen
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- Slavyanka (mountain)
- Sliven
- Sofia
- Stara Zagora
- Tetovo
- Thessaloniki
- Varna, Bulgaria
- Vidin
- Vlorë
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- Zla Kolata
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