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Bulgaria - General information:
Location: Southeastern Europe
Population: 7,888,600 as of 2004
Area Total: 110,910 km2
Capital: Sofia
Official language: Bulgarian
Ethnicity:
Bulgarian 83,6%,
Turkish 9,5%,
Roma 4,6%,
Other 1,5%
Religion: There is free dom of religious confessions. Traditional religion in the Republic of Bulgaria is Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
Administrative division: 28 regions, named after their respective regional centres.
National monetary unit: the Bulgarian Lev
National holiday: 3 March, the day of the Liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman domination (1878)
Official Holidays:
1 January - New Year
The Easter - Two days - Sunday and Monday, which are defined by the Orthodox calendar
1 May - Labour day
6 May - St. George - Day of the Bulgarian Army
24 May - Day of the Bulgarian culture and the Slavonic script
6 September - Day of Unification
22 September - Independence day
1 November - Day of the leaders of Bulgarian National Revival
24,25,26 December – Christmas
History:
681 - Foundation of the Bulgarian State
681-1018 - First Bulgarian Kingdom
1186-1396 - Second Bulgarian Kingdom
1396-1878 - Ottoman yoke and resistance movement of the Bulgarians
1878 -Liberation. Restoration of the Bulgarian State
1878-1946 - Third Bulgarian Kingdom
after 1946 - Republic of Bulgaria
Political system: A parliamentary republic with a one-chamber parliament (National Assembly), consisting of 240 national representatives, elected for a four-year term of service. The head of state of the republic is the President, elected for a five-year term of service. The Council of Ministers is the main body of executive power. The Constitution is the supreme law of the country.
Geography of Bulgaria:
The Stara Planina Mountain occupies a central position and serves as a natural dividing line from the west to the east. It reaches the Black Sea to the east and turns to the north along the Bulgarian-Yugoslavian border.
A natural boundary with Romania is the Danube River, which is navigable all along for cargo and passenger vessels.
The Black Sea is the natural eastern border of Bulgaria. The southern part of Bulgaria is mainly mountainous. The highest mountain is Rila with Mt. Moussala being the highest peak on the Balkan Peninsula (2925 m). The second highest and the mountain of most alpine character in Bulgaria is Pirin with its highest Mt. Vihren (2914 m), followed by the Rhodope Mountains and Vitosha.
The plains and the lowlands in the country cover large areas to the north and the south of the Stara Planina Mountain. The Danube Plain is the biggest, bordering Yugoslavia to the west, the Dobroudzha region and the Black Sea to the east, the river Danube to the north and the Balkan Mountains to the south.
Relief: most diverse. Average height above sea level - 470 m. Some 31.5% of the country's territory is plain (up to 200 m above sea level), 41% are lowlands and hilly regions (from 200 to 600 m above sea level), and 27.5% are mountains (from 600 to more than 1 600 m above sea level).
Climate in Bulgaria:Bulgaria as a whole is situated in the moderate climatic zone. The country can be conditionally divided into two climatic zones. The Stara Planina Mountain is considered the dividing line between them. Winters are cold in Northern Bulgaria and much milder in the Southern part of the country. Winter temperatures vary between 0° and 7°C below zero. Temperatures may drop below 20°C below zero rarely. Summer is hot and sweltering in Northern Bulgaria, especially along the Danube River.
The climate in Southern Bulgaria is determined by the air-currents from the Mediterranean. Summer temperatures do not reach the extremes as in Dobroudzha and along the Danube and are usually moderate: about 28°-30°C.
Autumns are mild and pleasant in Bulgaria. Autumn showers in principle are more frequent than in spring. May, October and November are the rainiest months.
Time zone: Greenwich Mean Time + 2 hours
International telephone code: +359
International automobile sign: BG
( Bulgaria: България, transliterated: Balgaria; Property: Имот, transliterated: Imot ; Properties: Имоти, transliterated: Imoti)
Wiki:"...Type of Bulgarian properties
The most common type of real estate property sold in Bulgaria are apartments. There is a boom in the apartment development in Beach and Ski resorts in Bulgaria, due to the increased interest in these properties. Houses and land are usually sold in the countryside, where property prices are still quite low..."
