Chamla

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Village of Chamla

Chamla (Bulgarian: Чамла) is a village in the municipality of Smolyan, located in the Smolyan Province of southern Bulgaria. The village is located 150.9 km from Sofia.^[1]

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v t e Municipality of Smolyan

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	Mount Rozen, Uhlovista Caves, Bulgarian National Astronomical Observatory, Cathedral of Saint Vissarion of Smolyan

Culture	PFC Rodopa Smolyan, The Rhodopi International Theater Collective

Notable people	Vasil Angelov, Valya Balkanska, Dicho Uzunov, Assen Vassilev