Povardarie

Povardarie is the central region of , along the Vardar River. It includes the country's capital and largest city, .
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is the capital and largest city of the Republic of . is a city of many cultures and many centuries. The various groups that have controlled the city through its history have each left visible reminders of their reign: multiple…

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is a city in the Povardarie region of on both sides of the Vardar, the country's most important river. The city is home to over 43,000 residents, making it the sixth-largest in the country.

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is the wine capital of , located in the Tikveš grape-growing region of Povardarie. It is the principal city of the Tikveš area, followed by .

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is a town of 13,000 people in the Povardarie region of . Along with neighbouring and , it is part of the country's foremost wine-growing region.

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is a town in the Povardarie region of . Its name is Turkish for "Iron Gate", which refers to the canyon near the town. The area is also known for its wineries, particularly the Popova Kula Winery.

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is a municipality located in Povardarie, west of . The rural municipality has over 7,000 residents spread across 42 villages. The primary area of interest within Municipality is the historical region of Azot.

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is a large set of ruins in the Povardarie region of , near the village of Gradsko. The nearest city is roughly 20 km south.

Povardarie

Latitude of center
41.7° or 41° 42′ north
Longitude of center
21.77° or 21° 46′ 12″ east
Wiki­data ID
Q3441757
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In Other Languages

From Albanian to Venetian—“Povardarie” goes by many names.
  • Albanian: “Lugina e Vardarit”
  • Bulgarian: “Повардарие”
  • Croatian: “Povardarje”
  • Dutch: “Povardarië”
  • French: “Povardarie”
  • German: “Povardarie”
  • Greek: “Ποβαρντάριε”
  • Italian: “Povardarie”
  • Macedonian: “Повардарие”
  • Serbian: “Повардарје”
  • Serbo-Croatian: “Povardarje”
  • Venetian: “Povardàrie”

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