Gorno Aleksandrovo

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Gorno Aleksandrovo (Bulgarian: Горно Александрово) is a small village in the Sliven Municipality in Bulgaria.^[1] The village is named after the governor of Eastern Rumelia, Aleksandar Bogoridi.^{[citation needed]}

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42°39′16″N 26°37′59″E / 42.65444°N 26.63306°E / 42.65444; 26.63306

v t e Sliven Municipality
Capital: Sliven
Populated places	Bikovo Binkos Blatets Bozhevtsi Bozadzhii Byala Chintulovo Chokoba Dragodanovo Gavrailovo Gergevets Glufishevo Glushnik Golyamo Chochoveni Gorno Aleksandrovo Gradsko Ichera Izgrev Kaloyanovo Kamen Kermen (town) Kovachite Krushare Malko Chochoveni Mechkarevo Mladovo Nikolaevo Novachevo Panaretovtsi Rachenitsa Rakovo Samuilovo Seliminovo Skobelevo Sotirya Sredorek Stara Reka Staro Selo Strupets Topolchane Trapoklovo Vaglen Zaychari Zhelyu Voyvoda Zlati Voyvoda
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