Coordinates: 43°18′22″N 25°46′00″E / 43.306177°N 25.766614°E / 43.306177; 25.766614

Varbitsa, Veliko Tarnovo Province

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Varbitsa is a village in Northern Bulgaria, in Gorna Oryahovitsa Municipality, Veliko Tarnovo Province. Аccording to the 2020 Bulgarian

Varbitsa
Village
Varbitsa
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CountryBulgaria
ProvinceVeliko Tarnovo
MunicipalityGorna Oryahovitsa
Area
 • Total
55.93 km2 (21.595 sq mi)
Elevation
56 m (184 ft)
Population
 • Total
1,089
Postal code
5128
Area code061703

census, Varbitsa currently has a population of 1089 people with a permanent address registration in the settlement.[1]

Geography

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The village is 25 kilometers from Veliko Tarnovo and 15 km from Gorna Oryahovitsa. It lies on the shore of the Yantra River. The climate's characteristic traits are a hot summer and a cold winter.

The elevation of the village ranges between 50 and 99 meters, with an average elevation of 56 meters.[2]

Most of the land area of the village (89%) is covered by agricultural territories, followed by 8% of urbanized areas and 3% of dams and rivers. The village has no forests within its area.

Culture

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The old name of the village was Vleshitsa, in 1936, it receives the name Varbitsa. In the nearby area Mustadzha there are traces of Roman and Thracian civilizations.[3]

Buildings

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During the period after the merger of the two villages Sergyuvets and Teminsko, Parvomaytsi flourishes as a settlement. Most buildings were built during that time.

  • In 1863, the village's first school was established and built.
  • In 1937, the municipality raised funds to build the church "Sv Georgi Pobedonosets”
  • In 1894, the library and community hall "Gradina – Varbitsa 1894" was built.[4]

Ethnicity

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According to the Bulgarian population census in 2011.[5]

Number Percentage(in %)
Total 1070 100.00
Bulgarians 390 36.44
Turks 181 16.91
Romani 13 1.21
Others 0 0
Do not define themselves 0 0
Unanswered 475 44.39

References

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