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'''Malesija''' ([[Cyrillic]]: ''Малесија'') is a geographical region in [[Montenegro]]. It stretches in south-eastern direction from [[Podgorica]] towards the border with [[Albania]]. It owes it's name to [[Malësia]] a region extending from Albania to Montenegro. The region is natural and cultural extension of [[Malësi e Madhe District]], and is inhabited mostly by ethnic [[Albanians]]. |
'''Malesija''' ([[Cyrillic]]: ''Малесија'') is a geographical region in [[Montenegro]]. It stretches in south-eastern direction from [[Podgorica]] towards the border with [[Albania]]. It owes it's name to [[Malësia]] a region extending from Albania to Montenegro. The region is natural and cultural extension of [[Malësi e Madhe District]], and is inhabited mostly by ethnic [[Albanians]]. The |
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Population: over 10,000. |
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The biggest settlement in the area is the town of [[Tuzi]]. The region is roughly administratively defined as ''Tuzi urban municipality'', a subdivision of ''Podgorica municipality''. |
The biggest settlement in the area is the town of [[Tuzi]]. The region is roughly administratively defined as ''Tuzi urban municipality'', a subdivision of ''Podgorica municipality''. |
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Malesija (Cyrillic: Малесија) is a geographical region in Montenegro. It stretches in south-eastern direction from Podgorica towards the border with Albania. It owes it's name to Malësia a region extending from Albania to Montenegro. The region is natural and cultural extension of Malësi e Madhe District, and is inhabited mostly by ethnic Albanians. The region's population exceeds 10,000.
The biggest settlement in the area is the town of Tuzi. The region is roughly administratively defined as Tuzi urban municipality, a subdivision of Podgorica municipality.
Settlements
Tuz, Milesh i ultë, Milesh i epërm, Vrane, Dinoshë, Sukruq, Vllanë, Kodërbudan, Nënhelm, Dushiq, Kshevë, Dreshaj, Skorraq, Pikalë, Delaj, Llofkë, Arrëz, Traboin, Helmicë, Nabom, Budëz, Selishtë, Bardhaj, Vuksanlekaj, Gurrec, Stjepoh, Muzheçk, Drume, Bëkaj, Kojë, Omerbozhaj, Nikmarash, Priftën, Spijë, Cem, Rudinë, Poprat, Rakiq , Fundne
Demographics
- Albanians - 7,839 (75.8%)
- Montenegrins - 823 (8.0%)
- Bosniaks - 627 (6.1%)
- Muslims - 635 (6.1%)
- Serbs - 156 (1.5%)
- Roma - 62 (0.6%)
- Others - 120 (1.2%)
- No Ethnicity Declared - 77 (0.7%)
- Total - 10,339
By settlement
- Tuzi - 3,789
- Mileshi i ultë- 391
- Mileshi i epërm- 672
- Vrane - 836
- Dinoshë - 520
- Sukruq - 444
- Vllanë - 442
- Kodërbudan - 288
- Nënhelm- 240
- Dushiq - 212
- Kshevë - 183
- Dreshaj - 142
- Skorraq - 112
- Pikalë - 83
- Delaj - 65
- Llofkë - 59
- Arrëz - 55
- Traboin - 52
- Helmnicë - 52
- Nabom - 49
- Budzë - 37
- Selisht - 29
- Bardhaj - 47
- Vuksanlekaj - 280
- Gurrec - 37
- Stjepoh - 59
- Muzheçku - 15
- Drume - 215
- Bëkaj - 7
- Kojë - 91
- Omerbozhaj - 114
- Nikmarash - 13
- Priftën - 2
- Spijë - 61
- Cem- 100
- Rudinë - 30
- Poprat - 72
- Rakiq - 164
- Fundne - 280
- Total - 10,339
See also
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