Struga Municipality

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Municipality of Struga
Општина Струга
Komuna e Strugës
Municipality

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Country Macedonia
Region Southwestern Statistical Region
Municipal seat Struga
Government
 • mayor Ziadin Sela (DPA)
Population
 • Total 63,376
Time zone CET (UTC+1)

Municipality of Struga (Macedonian: Општина Струга; Opština Struga, Albanian: Komuna e Strugës) is a municipality in western Republic of Macedonia. Struga is also the name of the town where the municipal seat is found. Struga Municipality is part of the Southwestern Statistical Region.

Geography

The municipality borders Lake Ohrid to the south, Debarca Municipality to the east, Centar Župa Municipality to the north, and Vevčani Municipality and Albania to the west.

Inhabited places

The only town in the municipality is Struga. Besides Struga, there are additional 50 villages: Bezovo, Bidževo, Bogovica, Brčevo, Burinec, Delogoždi, Draslajca, Dolna Belica, Dolno Tateši, Drbovjani, Drenok, Džepin, Frngovo, Globočica, Gorna Belica, Gorno Tateši, Jablanica, Kališta, Korošišta, Labuništa, Lakaica, Livada, Lokov, Ložani, Lukovo, Mali Vlaj, Misleševo, Mislodežda, Modrič, Moroišta, Nerezi, Novo Selo, Oktisi, Piskupština, Podgorci, Poum, Prisovjani, Radolišta, Radožda, 'Ržanovo, Selci, Šum, Tašmaruništa, Toska, Velešta, Višni, Vraništa, Zagračani and Zbaždi.

Demographics

Municipality of Struga after 2004

According to the last national census from 2002 this municipality has 63,376 inhabitants:[1] Ethnic groups in the municipality include:

ethnic group population %
Macedonians 20,336 32
Albanians 36,029 56.8
Turks 3,628 5.7
Roma 116 0.1
Vlachs 655 1
Serbs 107 0.1
Bosniaks 103 0.1
others 2,402 3.7

In the municipality there is a large number of Macedonian Muslims, who declared as Macedonians, Albanians or Turks.

The mother tongues of the population, according to the 2002 census, are:[2]

language speakers %
Macedonian 29,135 45.9
Albanian 32,225 50.8
Turkish 989 1.5
Romani 64 0.1
Vlach 344 0.5
Serbian 87 0.1
Bosnian 15 0.02
others 517 0.8

According the 2002 census, the religions practiced the municipality are:[2]

religion adherents %
Orthodox Christians 19,764 31.1
Muslims 42,867 67.6
Catholics 35 0.05
Protestants 1 0.001
others 709 1.1

Municipality of Struga before 2004

After 2004 the municipalities of Delogoždi, Velešta i Labuništa merged with Struga Municipality due to political reasons and the demographics changed. Before that, the demographics of the municipality was:

Ethnic groups.
[2]
ethnic group population %
Macedonians 17,686 47.9
Albanians 15,324 41.5
Turks 2,008 5.4
Romani 112 0.3
Vlachs 647 1.7
Serbs 100 0.2
Bosniaks 31 0.08
others 984 2.6
Languages
[2]
language speakers %
Macedonian 19,939 54
Albanian 15,408 41.7
Turkish 885 2.3
Romani 64 0.1
Vlach 343 0.9
Serbian 75 0.2
Bosnian 13 0.03
others 165 0.4
Religion
[2]
Religion Followers %
Orthodox Christians 17,515 47.4
Muslims 18,967 51.4
Catholics 30 0.08
others 380 1.03

References

  1. ↑ 2002 census results in English and Macedonian (PDF)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Macedonian census 2002: ethnicity, religion and mother tongue

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Inhabited places in Struga Municipality
Village(s)
  • Bezovo
  • Bidževo
  • Bogovica
  • Brčevo
  • Burinec
  • Delogoždi
  • Draslajca
  • Dolna Belica
  • Dolno Tateši
  • Drbovjani
  • Drenok
  • Džepin
  • Frngovo
  • Globočica
  • Gorna Belica
  • Gorno Tateši
  • Jablanica
  • Kališta
  • Korošišta
  • Labuništa
  • Lakaica
  • Livada
  • Lokov
  • Ložani
  • Lukovo
  • Mali Vlaj
  • Misleševo
  • Mislodežda
  • Modrič
  • Moroišta
  • Nerezi
  • Novo Selo
  • Oktisi
  • Piskupština
  • Podgorci
  • Poum
  • Prisovjani
  • Radolišta
  • Radožda
  • R'žanovo
  • Selci
  • Šum
  • Tašmaruništa
  • Toska
  • Velešta
  • Višni
  • Vraništa
  • Zagračani
  • Zbaždi
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  • Blatec
  • Bogomila
  • Capari
  • Čegrane
  • Češinovo
  • Delogoždi
  • Dobruševo
  • 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
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  • Rostuša
  • Samokov
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  • Sopotnica
  • Srbinovo
  • Staravina
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  • Velešta
  • Vraneštica
  • Vitolište
  • Vratnica
  • Vrutok
  • Zajas
  • Žitoše
  • Zletovo
The municipality names in italics have an Albanian population of over 50% but below 60%. Names in brackets are Albanian equivalents of the Macedonian names.

Coordinates: 41°11′N 20°41′E / 41.18°N 20.68°E / 41.18; 20.68

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