Gramsh

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Gramsh
Gramshi
Gramsh coat of arms
Gramsh (Albania)
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Coordinates: 40 ° 52 '  N , 20 ° 11'  E

Basic data
Qark : Elbasan
Municipality : Gramsh
Height : 220  m above sea level A.
Area : 739.22 km²
Residential place : 8440 (2011)
Bashkia residents : 24,231 (2011)
Population density (Bashkia): 33 inhabitants / km²
Telephone code : (+355) 513
Postal code : 3301
Politics and administration (as of 2019 )
Mayor : Klodian Taçe ( PS )
Website :
The city of Gramsh with the Tomorr in the background

The city of Gramsh with the Tomorr in the background

Gramsh ( Albanian  also  Gramshi ) is a small town in the south-east of Albania with 8440 inhabitants (2011 census), whereby the local authorities indicate around 15,000 inhabitants (2010). The place is located in the valley of the Devoll River, around 50 kilometers south of Elbasan .

main square

Gramsh is the capital of the Bashkia (parish) Gramsh . Until 2015, this only included the city. After the other municipalities of the repealed Gramsh district have been incorporated, the municipality covers an area of ​​around 739 square kilometers with 24,231 inhabitants.

During the Ottoman period , Gramsh was a small market town. During communist rule, food and alcohol production facilities and, above all, ammunition factories were built on site, so that Gramsh developed into a small town.

The place can be reached from Elbasan on well-developed roads. Due to the construction of another hydroelectric power station, parts of the road from Gramsh to Korça are unpaved.

Web links

Commons : Gramsh  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Ines Nurja: Censusi i popullsisë dhe banesave / Population and Housing Census - Elbasan 2011 . Results Kryesore / Main Results. Ed .: INSTAT . Pjesa / Part 1. Adel Print, Tirana 2013 ( document as PDF [accessed on April 28, 2019]).
  2. Demografia e Gramshit. In: Bashkia Gramsh. Archived from the original on September 10, 2011 ; Retrieved August 26, 2011 (Albanian).
  3. ^ Qarku i Elbasanit. Retrieved October 1, 2017 (Albanian).