Chereshovo, Smolyan Province

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Village in Smolyan Province, Bulgaria

Chereshovo

Черешово

Village

Chereshovo

Location in Bulgaria

Coordinates: 41°31′N 24°39′E﻿ / ﻿41.517°N 24.650°E﻿ / 41.517; 24.650
Country|  Bulgaria
Province| Smolyan Province
Municipality| Smolyan
Elevation

| 3,068 ft (935 m)
Population

(2015)

• Total

| 8
Time zone| UTC+2 (EET)
Postal code|

4772

Area code| 0306
Vehicle registration| СМ

Chereshovo (Bulgarian: Черешово) is a village in the municipality of Smolyan, located in the Smolyan Province of southern Bulgaria. The village is located 170 km from Sofia.[1] As of 2007, the village had a population of 13 people.[1]

## Geography

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The village is located in a mountainous region.

## History

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The Ottoman register of 1841 says that a soldier enlisted in the army from Chereshovo (at that time called Kirazli), which gives evidence of Muslims living there. In 1903, there were 15 houses. According to Lyubomir Miletich, in 1912, the entire population of Chereshovo consisted of Bulgarian Muslims. The number of Muslims during 1912-13 were 110.

## References

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1. ^ a b "Village of Chereshovo". Guide-Bulgaria. Retrieved December 3, 2008.

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Smolyan Municipality

Capital: Smolyan

Villages|

* Aligovska
* Arda
* Belev dol
* Bilyanska
* Borikovo
* Bostina
* Bukata
* Bukatsite
* Chamla
* Chepleten
* Chereshkite
* Chereshovo
* Chereshovska Reka
* Chokmanovo
* Chuchur
* Dimovo
* Dunevo
* Elenska
* Elyovo
* Fatovo
* Gabritsa
* Gela
* Gozdevitsa
* Gorna Arda
* Gorovo
* Gradat
* Gudevitsa
* Hasovitsa
* Isyovtsi
* Katranitsa
* Kiselichevo
* Kokorkovo
* Koshnitsa
* Kremene
* Kukuvitsa
* Kutela
* Laka
* Levochevo
* Lipets
* Lyulka
* Milkovo
* Mogilitsa
* Momchilovtsi
* Mugla
* Nadartsi
* Oreshitsa
* Ostri Pazlak
* Petkovo
* Peshtera
* Pisanitsa
* Podvis
* Polkovnik Serafimovo
* Poprelka
* Potoka
* Rechani
* Reka
* Rovina
* Selishte
* Shiroka Laka
* Sivino
* Slaveyno
* Smilyan
* Sokolovtsi
* Solishta
* Sredok
* Stikal
* Stoykite
* Sarnino
* Strazha
* Taran
* Tikale
* Trebishte
* Turyan
* Varbovo
* Vievo
* Vlahovo
* Valchan
* Zaevite
* Zmievo

Landmarks|

* Agushevi konatsi
* Bulgarian National Astronomical Observatory
* Church of Saint Vissarion of Smolyan
* Smolyan Lakes
* Snezhanka
* Uhlovitsa Cave

Culture|

* Smolyan dialect
* Rozhen National Folklore Fair
* The Rhodopi International Theater Collective
* PFC Rodopa Smolyan

Notable people|

* Vasil Angelov
* Valya Balkanska
* Dicho Uzunov
* Assen Vassilev

41°31′N 24°39′E﻿ / ﻿41.517°N 24.650°E﻿ / 41.517; 24.650

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