Čegrane Municipality
Former Municipality in Polog Statistical Region, North Macedonia
Municipality of Čegrane Komuna e Çegranit Општина Чегране | |
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Former Municipality | |
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| Country | North Macedonia |
| region | Polog Statistical Region |
| Municipal seat | Čegrane |
| Government | |
| • mayor | Shaban Saliu, Emshi Ejupi |
| Population | |
| • Total | 12,310 |
| Time zone | UTC+1 (CET) |
| Area code | +389 |
| Car plates | GV |
| Merged into | Gostivar Municipality in 2004 |
The Municipality of Čegrane in Polog Statistical Region, North Macedonia, was formed on 18 December 1996 and merged in 2004 into the Municipality of Gostivar.[citation needed]
Demographics
According to the last national census from 2002 this municipality has 12310 inhabitants.[1] Ethnic groups in the municipality include:
- Albanians = 12,075 (97,65%)
- Macedonians = 235 (2,35%)
Inhabited places
The municipality has 4 inhabited places,4 villages.
| Inhabited places in Čegrane Municipality | ||
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| Village(s): Čegrane, Forino, Korito, Tumčevište | ||
References
- ^ 2002 census results in English and Macedonian (PDF)
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- Dolna Banjica
- Drugovo
- Džepčište
- Izvor
- Kamenjane
- Klečovce
- Kondovo
- Konopište
- Kosel
- Kukliš
- Kukurečani
- Labuništa
- Lukovo
- Mavrovi Anovi
- Mešeišta
- Miravci
- Murtuno
- Negotino-Pološko
- Obleševo
- Orašac
- Orizari
- Oslomej
- Podareš
- Rostuša
- Samokov
- Šipkovica
- Sopotnica
- Srbinovo
- Staravina
- Topolčani
- Velešta
- Vraneštica
- Vitolište
- Vratnica
- Vrutok
- Zajas
- Žitoše
- Zletovo
41°50′09″N 20°58′25″E / 41.8358°N 20.9736°E / 41.8358; 20.9736
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