Aldomirowzi
Aldomirovtsi (Алдомировци) | ||||
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Basic data | ||||
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State : | Bulgaria | |||
Oblast : | Sofia | |||
Residents : | 1304 (December 15, 2010) | |||
Area : | 36.582 km² | |||
Population density | 35.6 inhabitants / km² | |||
Coordinates : | 42 ° 51 ′ N , 22 ° 59 ′ E | |||
Height : | 585 m | |||
Postal code : | 2222 | |||
Telephone code : | (+359) 071798 | |||
License plate : | CO | |||
administration | ||||
Mayor : | Todor Petkov | |||
Ruling party : | Bulgarian New Democracy |
Aldomirowzi (also Aldomirovtsi , Bulgarian Алдомировци ) is a village in the municipality of Slivnitsa , Sofia Oblast in western Bulgaria .
location
The village is located west of the Sofia plain in the middle of the Slivnitsa hills , about 28 km northwest of the Bulgarian capital Sofia . The Slivnitsa Community Center is 4 km away. The town of Dragoman is also nearby .
Aldomirowzi station is located about 2 km from the village on the Sofia-Kalotina-Pirot-Niš railway line. Aldomirowzi Lake is also nearby.
history
During the Serbian-Bulgarian War of 1885/86 the front line ran right next to the village. In preparation for the decisive battle of Slivnitsa , the Bulgarian army built trenches and entrenchments for the artillery in the surrounding hills, which were captured by the Preslav and Razgrad regiments. On November 6th, July / November 18, 1885 greg. the village and the Bulgarian positions were attacked by Serbian troops of the Šumadija and Drina divisions. The Bulgarians were able to hold their positions and on the following day repel the Serbs with a counter-offensive.
The collectivism of agriculture pursued by the Bulgarian communists and the state-imposed planned economy led to the emigration of the population, especially towards Sofia. In recent years, however, young families have been settling here again.
Today the primary school "Iwan Wasow", a health center and a post office operate in the village.
The place is since 2011 named after the Aldomir Ridge , a mountain ridge in Graham Land in Antarctica.
Attractions
- The first war memorial in Bulgaria is located on the hill of Mramora (Bulgarian: Мрамора). In addition to the Bulgarian soldiers, the fallen Serbian soldiers are also buried here.
- the Aldomirowzi lake
- Chitalishte Svetlina
- Sweti Spridon Church (bulg. Свети Спиридон)