Prilep municipality

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Prilep municipality
Општина Прилеп


Flag	Coat of arms

Municipality center

Prilep

Mayor

Marjan Ristevski

Municipality area

1194,44 km²

Population
- density

76 768
64,27 people/km²

Time zone
- Standard
- Summer (DST)

CET (UTC+1)
CEST (UTC+2)

Status

Urban municipality

Area code

+389 048

Car plates

Postal code

2 7500

Official Website

www.Prilep.gov.mk

Prilep (Macedonian: Прилеп) is a municipality in southern Republic of Macedonia. Prilep is also the name of the city where the municipal seat is found. It is located in the Pelagonia statistical region.

1 Geography
2 Demographics
3 Inhabited places
4 Notes
5 See also
6 External links

[edit] Geography

The municipality borders Čaška and Dolneni municipality in the north, Kavadarci in the east, Krivogaštani, Mogila and Novaci in the west and Greece in the south.

The municipality spreads over the northeastern part of the Pelagonia valley, it takes also a past of Mariovo region.

[edit] Demographics

The population of the municipality is 76,768 of whom approximately 70,000 live in the municipality center Prilep, the rest lives in the suburbs and the villages of the municipality.

According to the last National Macedonian census from 2002 the majority in the municipality is represented by the ethnic Macedonians (70,878). Other ethnic groups include: Roma (4,433), Turks (917), Serbs (172), Bosniaks (86), Albanians (22), Vlachs (17), and others (243).

[edit] Inhabited places

The number of the inhabited places in the municipality is 59. There is one town and 58 villages.

Inhabited places in Prilep Municipality
Village(s): Štavica \| Čumovo \| Belovodica \| Berovci \| Carevikj \| Dabnica \| Dren \| Galičani \| Golemo Radobil \| Golemo Konjari \| Kadino Selo \| Krstec \| Leništa \| Mažučište \| Mal Radobil \| Malo Konjari \| Malo Ruvci \| Nikodin \| Novo Lagovo \| Oreovec \| Pletvar \| Prilepec \| Prisad \| Rakle \| Selce \| Smolani \| Staro Lagovo \| Toplica \| Trojanci \| Varoš \| Volkovo \| Živovo \| Čanište \| Bešeište \| Dunje \| Gugjakovo \| Kalen \| Kokre \| Kruševica \| Manastir \| Peštani \| Polčište \| Veprčani \| Vitolište \| Vrpsko \| Šeleverci \| Čepigovo \| Alinci \| Bonče \| Erekovci \| Kanatlarci \| Klepač \| Lopatica \| Marul \| Podmol \| Topolčani \| Trojkrsti \| Veselčani \| Zagorani \| Town(s): Prilep

[edit] Notes

^ 2002 census results in English and Macedonian (PDF)

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

v • d • e Municipalities of the Republic of Macedonia

Municipalities	Aračinovo • Berovo • Bitola • Bogdanci • Bogovinje • Bosilovo • Brvenica • Čaška • Češinovo-Obleševo • Čučer-Sandevo • Debar • Debarca • Delčevo • Demir Hisar • Demir Kapija • Dojran • Dolneni • Drugovo • Gevgelija • Gostivar • Gradsko • Ilinden • Jegunovce • Karbinci • Kavadarci • Kičevo • Kočani • Konče • Kratovo • Kriva Palanka • Krivogaštani • Kruševo • Kumanovo • Lipkovo • Lozovo • Makedonska Kamenica • Makedonski Brod • Mavrovo and Rostuša • Merkez Jupa • Mogila • Negotino • Novaci • Novo Selo • Ohrid • Oslomej • Pehčevo • Petrovec • Plasnica • Prilep • Probištip • Radoviš • Rankovce • Resen • Rosoman • Sopište • Staro Nagoričane • Štip • Struga • Strumica • Studeničani • Sveti Nikole • Tearce • Tetovo • Valandovo • Vasilevo • Veles • Vevčani • Vinica • Vraneštica • Vrapčište • Zajas • Zelenikovo • Želino • Zrnovci

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