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Nearby Skopje (Solunska Glava, Belica, Patiska Reka, Jasen) 0 The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia* - Forest fires Lapusnik Magura Veliki Trnovac Radovnica Kijevo Brasaljce Dobrcane Konyavo Dupnitsa Lipljan Bujanovac Skrinyano Gnjilane Sajince Miras Klenike Trgoviste Luke Kyustendil Nevestino Dolno Selo Dzherman Crnoljevo Vrattsa Malisevo Rajince Gurlyano Rakovina Stimlje Biljaca Eremiya Belanica Zegra Crmjan Klokot Gyueshevo Boboshevo Ostrozub Blace Pozaranje Vaksevo Rila Critical spots: Delekare Novo Selo Urosevac Presevo Zegljane Orahovac Kriva Palanka Frolosh Ratkovac Jezerce - nearby Skopje (Solunska Glava, Belica, Vitina Stradalovo Kocherinovo Suva Reka Miratovac Studencane Barakovo Bistritsa Patiska Reka, Jasen) Belanovce Dragomance Psaca Tsurvaritsa Bistrazin Mamusa Rakovo Musutiste Blagoevgrad - nearby Ohrid (Ljubanista) Brod Vaksince Stracin Rogovo Kacanik Velika Krusa Mlado NagoricaneVojnik Rugince Sasa Selishte Strpce - nearby Veles (Nezilovo) Damnjane Lipkovo Lopate Beljakovce Kratovo Kamenica DonajNasec Kumanovo Prizren Globocica Blace Gradevo - nearby M.Brod (Plasnica), Bitola (Bestista), Dobrosane Delcevo Umin Dol Dobrevo Prilep (Zabrcani, Mazucista, Mramorani), Planeja Recane Pobozje Kalimanci Simitli Hoca Zagradska Vratnica Romanovce Probistip Krumë Pcinja Virce Kocani (Preseka, Kostin Dol, Dolica) Zur Neraste Zletovo Istibanja Trabotiviste Padesh Krupnik Morinë Pavlesenci Aracinovo Buciste Kocani Polena Plava Brodosavce Tearce Jegunovce Gjegjan Skopje Vinica Razlovci Sipkovica Dorce Petrov Semsevo Skopje Miladinovci Oblesevo Dragas Skopje Nemanjica Blatec Kukës Dolno Konjare Zrnovci affected areas Tetovo Laki Kresna Gostil Krupiste Pehcevo Dikance Golema Recica Grupcin Sopiste Shtiqën Zelino Dracevo Mitrasinci Petrovec Gorobinci Turtel Brod Sveti Nikole Erdzelija Karbinci Celopek Zelenikovo Berovo Novoselë Kadrifakovo Bogovinje Rusinovo Kolesjan Restelica Radiovce Nova Breznica Vetersko Dzumajlija Stip Razdol Legend Negotino Aldinci Gurgurnica Otovica Sturovo Sofilari Airports Contour polygons Cegrane Patiska Reka Bucim Bushtricë Radovis Nikudin National Parks <all other values> Vrapciste Zdunje Podares Drenovo Dragoevo Rivers, channels Veles Lakavica Relief and bathymetry Injevo Gostivar Gorno Orizari <all other values> land 4000 - 5000m Zgropolci Vrutok Roads land 3000 - 4000m Zall-Dardhë Lakavica Dobresinci Secondary single Gorna Belica land 2000 - 3000m Samokov Lubnica Gega Roads Gradsko Ilovica land 1500 - 2000m Volkovija Konce main dual Krivolak Veljusa land 1000 - 2000m Modriste Teovo Novo Selo main dual (E route) Kishavec Izvor Strumica land 1000 - 1500m Tuin Podles Murtino main single Peshkopi Zirovnica Mavrovo Rosoman Negotino Muhur Kuklis Mokrievo main single (E route) land 900 - 1000m Strovija Tajmiste motorway land 700 - 1000m Zajas Stepanci motorway (E route) Rostusa Suvodol Kavadarci Demir Kapija Gradec land 500 - 1000m Brod Nikodin Ano Poroia Maqellarë Drenovo Josifovo Railways, ferries land 700 - 900m Debreste Valandovo Rodopoli <all other values> Kicevo land 500 - 700m Homesh Drugovo Plasnica Ropotovo Begniste Barovo Miravci Mouries Railways, ferries Celopeci Dobrotino land 400 - 500m Debar car ferry route Izvor Tojaci land 200 - 500m Zitose Smokvica high speed railway Valikardhë Golem Papradnik Mazuciste Novi Dojran land 300 - 400m Prilep Kentriko high speed railway tunnel (large) Sermenin Krusevo Bogdanci Vathi land 200 - 300m Doïrani main railway Belica Konopiste Negorci Krivogastani passenger ferry route land 100 - 200m Ostren Konsko Dunje Bogorojca railway ferry route land 0 - 100m Mrezicko Gevgelija Plagia Slatino <all other values> Rzanovo Dolenci Cherso Efkarpia land below sea level Lenë Sopotnica Bucin Evzonoi Macedonia Trnovci Terpyllos bathymetry 0 - 20m Steblevë Vitoliste Botun Topolcani Skra Macedonia towns and villages Lesani Perikleia Fanos bathymetry land - 50m Notia Metalliko Demir Hisar Dobrusevo Kilkis Lakes bathymetry 20 - 50m Vafiochori <all other values> bathymetry 50 - 100m Qarrishtë Meseista Budakovo Foustani Kristoni VevcaniVelesta Staravina Axioupoli CODE_DESC Smilevo Lopatica bathymetry 100 - 200m lake A Mogila Pedino bathymetry 200 - 500m Promachoi Gezavesh Struga Kampanis lake B Goumenissa Leskoec Resen Kukurecani Suvodol Sosandra bathymetry 500 - 1000m lake C Librazhd Novaci Aridaia bathymetry 1000 - 2000m Loutraki Evropos Nea Santa Ohrid Capari marsh Mikrokambos bathymetry 2000 - 3000m Bitola Xifiani Radozda Orma Polykarpi Agios Petros wide river Carev Dvor Skocivir bathymetry 3000 - 4000m Grncari Bukovo Apsalos Athyra Neo Agioneri Gurshpatë Qukës Brod bathymetry 4000 - 5000m Lin Mandalo Prochoma Prrenjas Aravissos Pestani Vathylakkos bathymetry 5000 - 6000m Otesevo Koufalia Kali Neos MylotoposAxos Oraiokastro Velusina Nea Pella Nea Mesimvria Niki Skopos Giannitsa Pella Neos Kafkasos Nisi Gefyra Stravaj Trpejca Edessa Karyotissa Chalkidona Diavata Dragos Ano Kalliniki Mavrovouni Udenisht Galatades Agios Athanasios Meliti Skydra Sindos Itea Arnissa Dolno Dupeni Flamouria Agios Loukas Adendro Kelli Anatoliko Pogradec Agios Germanos Arseni Chalastra Armenochori Vevi Dunicë Vërdovë Alarup Ammochori Peraia Episkopi Akrolimni Platy Çëravë Psarades Florina Angelochori Nea MalgaraKymina Pisoderi Alexandreia Cërujë Dardhas Agios Panteleïmonas 0 5 10 20 30 40 *Turkey recognises the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name Kilometers.
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