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	Region Plovdiv - Governor
		18 municipalities - Asenovgrad, Brezovo, Kaloyanovo, Karlovo, Krichim, Kuklen, Laki, Maritsa, Perushtitsa, Plovdiv, Parvomay, Rakovski, Rodopi, Sadovo, Stamboliyski, Saedinenie, Hisarya, Sopot
		The South-Central Planning Region is situated in the southern part of the Republic of Bulgaria.
		In Plovdiv: The Governor met the delegates and ministers of transport, participants in the Council of ministers of the European conference of the Ministers of transport
	www.pd.e-gov.bg /en/index.php (174 words)

	Plovdiv's Home Page, History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A contemporary of Troy and having survived Mycenae, Plovdiv is a city upon layers of cities and an epoch upon layers of epochs.
		Plovdiv is all in one: a Thracian and classical Greek polis, the pride of Philip of Macedon, the capital of Thrace under the Roman Empire, a centre of Byzantinism, a stronghold of the Bulgarians, a dream of the crusaders -- a magnificent, wealth and most important city.
		Plovdiv was a place of major demonstrations of the democratic forces in the country.
	www.plovdiv.org /history.html (857 words)

	LAND AND PEOPLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The area of the region is 1354 sq.km (1.2% of the territory of the country) and the population is 1,111,476 which is 14% of the population of Bulgaria.
		The population of Plovdiv region is 1,221,449 (14.4% of the population of the country).
		Ruse region comprises lands along the lower course of the Danube (the river Yantra to the west and to Silistra in the east) in the south it is part of the ridge of the Balkan Range.
	www.iccs.bas.bg /press/page124.html (4653 words)

	Main Layout upper V.2_sliced (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The city of Plovdiv is in the Upper Thracian lowland on both banks of the Maritsa river, in the centre of Southern Bulgaria.Plovdiv is an administrative, cultural, economic, agricultural and scientific centre.
		Plovdiv is one of the oldest Bulgarian cities, that underwent turbulent history, preserving valuable cultural monuments: the Roman stadium, the theatre of the ancient Philipopolis, the Forum and the fortress walls, the Roman aqueduct, ancient colourful mosaics.
		Plovdiv is a commercial centre with a long tradition and it is famous for the International Fair held twice a year.
	www.au-plovdiv.bg /en/plovdiv.html (244 words)

	plovdiv
		Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria, and a major industrial, commercial, cultural, scientific and transportation centre.
		Plovdiv Region occupies a leading position among 28 administrative territorial units, in which the Republic of Bulgaria is divided, due to its important functions and its role in the development of the country.
		The region of Plovdiv has been existing and developing as a key division of the national territory and as a small part of the Balkan Peninsula and the European domain.
	www.fair.bg /en/touristinfo/plovdiv.htm (473 words)

	City of Plovdiv, Bulgaria
		Plovdiv is located at 49o9' N and 24o45' E and is at 160 m above sea level.
		Plovdiv is center of the Plovdiv Region whose area is six thousand square kilometers.
		Plovdiv's junction location and the rich cultural and historic heritage, have long ago determined the city as a cultural, commerce, communication and tourist center.
	www.plovdivcity.net /plovdiv_information.html (307 words)

	Eurostat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Plovdiv region is situated in the heart of Bulgaria, and is bordered by the regions of Pazardjik, Smolyan, Kardjali, Haskovo, Stara Zagora, Lovech and Sofia region.
		The region is divided into 18 municipalities, within which the regional centre of Plovdiv (the second biggest city in Bulgaria by population size) and the towns of Assenovgrad and Karlovo stand out among the region's 16 main towns.
		Alluvial-meadow and humus soils are characteristic for the lowlands, plains and valleys of the region.
	forum.europa.eu.int /irc/dsis/regportraits/info/data/en/bg051_geo.htm (1085 words)

	Higher Medical School of Plovdiv
		Plovdiv is the second biggest town in Bulgaria after its capital.
		It was founded by Philip II of Macedonia in the IVth century B.C. Its picturesque location is by the banks of the Maritsa River, around 7 unique stone hills in the centre of the Thracian Plain, surrounded by the mighty ranges of the Balkan Mountains in the north and the Rhodope Mountain in the south.
		The town is an important administrative, civil, economic and cultural centre of the country with a population of over 500 000 inhabitants, the seat of a region developing intensive agriculture and mighty industry.
	www.geocities.com /amsb_plovdiv/HMS.html (1136 words)

	ROMA
		Foundation For Regional Development Roma - Plovdiv has been found on 31.03.1995 as a response of a group of enthusiasts gypsies to the difficult situation of gypsies in the Stolipinovo district.
		The main objective of the foundation is to help gypsies in the Plovdiv region and to improve their social, cultural, economic and education status through which developing new opportunities for them.
		Improving the social, cultural and economic status of the gypsies in the Plovdiv region.
	www.plovdiv.techno-link.com /ClientsSites/romafon/ROMA.HTM (357 words)

	* Guide-Bulgaria * - District Plovdiv, South-Central Bulgaria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Plovdiv Region is situated in Southern Bulgaria, bounded by the regions of Pazardzhik, Sofia, Lovech, Stara Zagora, Haskovo, Kurdzhali and Smolyan.
		The region is important from a transport point of view â“ the road from Western Europe to Istanbul crosses the region, as does the Trakia (Thrace) highway connecting South-Western Bulgaria with the Black Sea coastline and the route connecting Northern and Southern Bulgaria.
		Municipalities in Plovdiv Dsitrict: 18 - Municipality Asenovgrad, Municipality Brezovo, Municipality Hissarya, Municipality Kaloyanovo, Municipality Karlovo, Municipality Krichim, Municipality Kuklen, Municipality Luki, Municipality Maritsa, Municipality Parvomay, Municipality Perushtitsa, Municipality Plovdiv-city, Municipality Rakovski, Municipality Rodopi, Municipality Sadovo, Municipality Saedinenie, Municipality Sopot, Municipality Stamboliyski
	www.guide-bulgaria.com /SC/Plovdiv (668 words)

	Plovdiv Province - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plovdiv is an oblast, or province, of central Bulgaria, formerly part of Eastern Rumelia.
		It is primarily an agricultural area and contains one-seventh of all of Bulgaria's arable land.
		The province's capital is the city of Plovdiv, but the region also contains 17 other municipalities: Asenovgrad, Karlovo, Maritsa, Rodopi, Hisarya, Parvomay, Stamboliyski, Krichim, Perushtitsa, Sadovo, Laki, Rakovski, Brezovo, Saedinenie, Kaloyanovo, Sopot and Kuklen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plovdiv_Region (157 words)

	BulGuide.com Plovdiv tour and local information, Plovdiv hotels, accommodations, tips, pictures, Plovdiv business ...
		The Plovdiv Ancient Theatre is an unique place for performances in summertime, where on its open-air stage the anual "Verdi Festival" and other classical or modern art performances and concerts take place.
		The Plovdiv Old Town area is an outdoor museum, where Plovdiv's cultural heritage is evident in its old houses built during the Bulgarian revival period.
		Plovdiv is home city of the greatest Bulgarian female athlete — Stefka Kostadinova (Olympic and World champion and current world record holder of high jump with 2.09).
	www.bulguide.com /plovdiv/index.htm (1571 words)

	Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts, Plovdiv: Teachers
		Petko Radev, born on April 9, 1933 in the village of Svoboda, Chirpan region of Thrace.
		Tanya graduated from the Plovdiv Academy in 1977 and was immediately hired as a teacher at the Shiroka Luka Music High School; she was simultaneously appointed a soloist for the Academy Folk Choir, a position that she held for 11 years.
		Stoyanka Yordanova, born on September 28 1943 in the village of Dûlgo Pole, Plovdiv region.
	seminar.lyutichushki.com /teachers.html (2383 words)

	Plovdiv - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is the administrative centre of Plovdiv Province in southern Bulgaria, as well as the largest and most important city of the historical region of Thrace, famous for its ancient and diverse culture and millenary history.
		Plovdiv is located on both banks of the Maritsa river in the central part of Upper Thrace.
		Plovdiv is the centre of the important Thracian agricultural region, and food processing is the most important industry.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plovdiv (1905 words)

	Plovdiv Guide -
		Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria, situated on the Maritsa River.
		Plovdiv is a picturesque town, with many parks and gardens, museums and archaeological monuments.
		Plovdiv with an award from Swiss International Tourist and Vacation Exhibition
	www.plovdivcityguide.com (251 words)

	ICT&P'99 Bulgaria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Plovdiv will be the site of many cultural events during the month of June which will be part of the World Cultural Events organised by UNESCO.
		Plovdiv is a picturesque city, with typical folk-style restaurants, many parks and gardens, museums and archaeological monuments.
		Plovdiv will be the culture capital of Europe in May-June 1999 and most of the events will take place at the Ancient Theatre.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /~kerpedji/itp99/bulgaria.html (535 words)

	Investment forum in Plovdiv - Business news
		BEF chose to hold the forum in the region of Plovdiv because it is one of the most developed parts of Bulgaria in terms of industry and agriculture.
		The region’s transport infrastructure, currently being further developed, the enlargement of the Greek port of Alexandroupolis (which is set to become a terminal for Bulgarian exports to the region of the Mediterranean) and the opening of new border checkpoints between Bulgaria and Greece, are among priority matters to be discussed during the event.
		The Plovdiv region alone concentrates a seventh of the arable land and 14 per cent of the labour resources of this country.
	www.sofiaecho.com /article/investment-forum-in-plovdiv/id_11076/catid_23 (1187 words)

	Plovdiv Out of Town
		About 29 km southwards of Plovdiv, at the foot of Rhodope Mountains, is situated one of the oldest and richest Bulgarian monasteries - Bachkovo Monastery.
		Summer and winter mountain resorts, as well as spa are well developed in the region of Plovdiv.
		One of the well-known spa towns situated not far away from Plovdiv is Hissarya, famous for its 22 mineral springs, modern sanatorium and tourist facilities.
	www.travel-bulgaria.com /content/plovdiv_out_of_town.shtml (239 words)

	Plovdiv Hotels
		Plovdiv and Plovdiv Region are attractive destinations for many tourists due to the favourable climate conditions and the natural resources, as well as the rich cultural heritage and artistic atmosphere of the city.
		Some of the renowned hotels are "Novotel Plovdiv", "Trimontium", "St. Petersburg", "Maritza", "Leipzig", etc. There are also numerous private restaurants and cafes offering excellent service.
		Every year the tourist complexes in the city and in the region are visited by over 150 000 foreign guests from all over Europe.
	www.travel-bulgaria.com /content/plovdiv_hotels.shtml (103 words)

	Holiday Rentals Plovdiv, Plovdiv Region, Bulgaria - self catering holiday accommodation
		Holiday Rentals Plovdiv, Plovdiv Region, Bulgaria - self catering holiday accommodation
		Bulgaria > Plovdiv Region > Plovdiv > Pamporovo > Apartment Rental in Pamporovo
		Bulgaria > Plovdiv Region > Plovdiv > Pamporovo > Levochevo > Self Catering House in Pamporovo
	www.holidaylets.net /rentals-in-plovdiv/35/1245 (162 words)

	Plovdiv Hotels and Plovdiv Accommodation Information. Plovdiv B&B, Plovdiv Hostels, Lodging, Apartments for rent in ...
		Lucian, The Greek (writer) called Plovdiv "..the biggest and most beautifule of all towns..." in Thrace.
		Plovdiv is Bulgaria's second-largest city, and one of its most attractive and vibrant.
		Plovdiv International Airport is 10 km far, Plovdiv Customs House is nearby.
	bulguide.com /plovdiv/plovdiv_accommodation_hotels.htm (341 words)

	Bulgaria - Plovdiv's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bulgaria's second city, Plovdiv, is a worthy rival to Sofia.
		In this part of Plovdiv the few remaining ruins of a Roman stadium are visible below street level.
		The city of Plovdiv combines an interesting past with a lively present, it is the home of various arts festivals and trade fairs each year.
	www.bulgaria.com /plovdiv/index.html (525 words)

	COUNTRY REPORT - BULGARIA
		Soil acidification is observed almost everywhere in the plain regions of the country, where agricultural crops are produced leader in this respect is the region of Plovdiv, where the situation is especially serious and disturbing.
		No favourable tendency is observed in other regions of the country either, where the areas endangered by acidification occupy significant parts of the cultivated lands - the region of Burgas (19.3 percent), the region of Sofia (17.6 percent), and that of Haskovo (12.3 percent).
		In separate sites - Uzundzovo (the region of Haskovo), Komatevo (the region of Plovdiv), Pomorie (the region of Burgas), concentrations of the banned chloro-organic insecticides - isomers and metabolites of DDT (hexachloran, heptachlor, aldrin, dieldrin and edrine) exceeding the maximum permissible levels were registered.
	www.fao.org /Regional/SEUR/ceesa/Bulgaria.htm (8716 words)

	Traditional Bulgarian Costumes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The numerous regional varieties, however, shared certain common (all-Bulgarian) characteristics: the type of textile, the tunic-like cut, and the low neck.
		(A widespread variant typical of the region along the middle reaches of the Maritsa is made of multi-coloured striped cloth with dominating red.) The decoration of the saya is concentrated on the neck and the borders of the sleeves.
		Characteristic of the women in the Rhodopes region was their preference for light yellow and orange, as well as grass green shades skillfully combined in the texture of the apron.
	www.omda.bg /engl/ethnography/female_costumes_en.htm (1035 words)

	* Bulgarian Properties - properties in Plovdiv * (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Property description: The land is situated in the village of Momino selo, 23 km from Plovdiv, just 6 km from Rakovski and about 100 km from the Bulgarian winter resort Pamporovo.
		This property is located in the middle part of the village, next to an asphalt road.
		It is included in the regulation of the village, which together with the well-leveled land gives you the unique opportunity to build here a new, cozy home according to your own taste and desire.
	get.info.bg /properties/Dir.asp?r=Plovdiv (1043 words)

	Plovdiv is an administrative (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Plovdiv is an administrative, cultural, economic, agricultural and scientific centre.
		Plovdiv is one of the oldest Bulgarian cities.
		Picturesque, old Plovdiv is perched on three hills.
	www.leeuwenborgh.nl /projecten/pp_diction/Webbased1/plovdiv.htm (199 words)

	The Branch Union of Apparel and Textile Industry in Plovdiv Region (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Branch Union of Apparel and Textile Industry /BUATI/ in Plovdiv Region is a non - profit organization established in January 2005 with the objects to promote the development of the Textile and Clothes - making industry in Plovdiv region while protecting the rights, the professional and social interests of its members.
		The main purposes of this Union are to make the public aware of the business activities of its members, to create stable contacts with partners, to exchange information and to collaborate with similar national and international institutions, to organize various undertakings aiming at improving the professional training and advancement of its members.
		The Union is a member of and actively cooperates with the Bulgarian Association of Apparel and Textile Producers and Exporters, which functions since 1998 and whose efforts are focused in furthering its members' interests and trying to increase their global orientation.
	www.buati.org /en (242 words)

	:: Bulgaria Real Estate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Plovdiv region occupies over one seventh of all the arable land in Bulgaria and also has a very large industrial sector.
		The region of Plovdiv covers a very large area and places like Assenovgrad, Kaloyanovo and Hissar are certain to benefit from the changes that are about to happen since they already have well developed infrastructures firmly in place.
		Out of the way properties are bound to be cheaper and will not increase in value as much as those that are situated near or in a major town or village but the choice is there for those that prefer solitude to town and village life.
	www.motoroads.com /AID_600_.aspx (442 words)

	Plovdiv, Bulgaria - Travel Directory, Information, & Links - Travelers Digest
		Plovdiv Guide - Directory provides links or addresses of local cultural, educational, health, and business institutions and companies.
		NOVIZ Hotel - Your Home in Plovdiv- a four star business hotel in the central part of the city, offers cozyness and all facilities to the business visitors and guests of Plovdiv.
		NOVOTEL PLOVDIV Hotel - The most luxurious hotel in Plovdiv region is situated on the northern bank of Maritsa River in the heart of Plovdiv, 350 meters from the International Plovdiv fair and 500 meters from the town trade centre.
	www.travelersdigest.com /plovdiv.htm (316 words)

	Eurosurveillance 2006;11 (10): 061005
		The increase of viral hepatitis incidence in 2006 is related mainly to two hepatitis A outbreaks in the regions of Sofia and Plovdiv.
		In highly endemic regions (such as Africa, Asia, and Central and South America) outbreaks of disease are uncommon because infection occurs during early childhood, when it is mostly asymptomatic.
		Outbreaks of symptomatic disease are more common in countries where the economy is in transition, as a decrease in hepatitis A circulation increases the susceptibility of the population, and increases the proportion of symptomatic cases [2].
	www.eurosurveillance.org /ew/2006/061005.asp (1647 words)

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