Opština Struga
Opština Struga Општина Струга Komuna e Strugës |
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Basic data | |||
Region : | southwest | ||
Coordinates : | 41 ° 13 ' N , 20 ° 41' E | ||
Area (Opština) : | 483 km² | ||
Inhabitants (Opština) : | 63,376 (2002) | ||
Population density : | 131 inhabitants per km² | ||
Telephone code : | (+389) 046 | ||
Postal code : | 6330 | ||
License plate : | OH | ||
Structure and administration | |||
Mayor : | Ramiz Merko ( BDI ) | ||
Website : |
The Opština Struga ( Macedonian Општина Струга ; Albanian Komuna e Strugës ) is an Opština of North Macedonia . It is part of the southwest region . The administrative seat is in the small town of Struga on Lake Ohrid , after which the Opština is named.
geography
The Opština of Struga borders Albania in the west, Centar Župa in the north, Debarca in the east and Lake Ohrid in the south forms the natural administrative border. It also completely encloses the Opština of Vevčani in the west of Albania.
The Black Drin is dammed after about 20 kilometers from its outlet at Globočica and thus forms the reservoir of the same name . The hydropower plant was completed in 1965 and has a total output of 42 megawatts .
In the west of the Opština towards Albania rise the mountains of Jablanica (highest elevation in the municipal area 2257 m. Y. Y. Year ), in the north the Karaorman Mountains (highest elevation in the municipal area 1791 m. Y. Y. ) And in the east a mountain range lying outside the Opština ( highest elevation 1196 m. in the year ), which divides the plains of Struga and Ohrid .
Until 2004 Labuništa , Velešta , Lukovo and Delogoždi formed independent Opštini. However, they were joined by the reforms in the Macedonian local administration of Opština Struga that year.
Flora and fauna
There are many vineyards and chestnut plantations on the slopes of the Jablanica Mountains . The horse chestnut leaf miner was detected here in Europe for the first time in 1984 . The common beech is also very common. From a mountain height of 1200 m. i. J. there are more conifers . Walnut and fig trees grow near the lake . There are also cypresses and pyramid poplars in many places .
Wolves , lynxes , chamois , ibexes and brown bears , among others, live in the higher mountain regions - much less numerous today than in the past . Even deer , deer , marten and wild boar found in the forest areas - especially in the north of the territory of Opština - suitable habitat. The bird world around the lake is very species-rich.
population
According to the 2002 census, the population was composed as follows:
Ethnic group | Absolute proportion | Percentage |
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Albanians | 36,029 | 56.84% |
Macedonians | 20,336 | 32.08% |
Turks | 3,628 | 5.72% |
Wallachians | 656 | 1.03% |
Roma | 116 | 0.18% |
Serbs | 106 | 0.16% |
Bosniaks | 103 | 0.16% |
Other | 2,402 | 3.79% |
Total | 63,376 |
Note: The percentages are rounded to two decimal places.
households
A total of 14,485 households were registered in the same census in 2002. This means that an average of four people live in a household.
structure
In addition to the town of Struga, the Opština also includes the following 50 villages, which are geographically classified as follows:
East of the Jablanica mountain range |
At the Lakeshore In the Karaorman Mountains
On the left bank of the Drin |
On the right bank of the Drin
In the Struga Plain in the northeast |
- The villages marked with "Wüst" can sometimes have less than 100 inhabitants.
- All localities are listed in the respective area from south to north.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b 2002 census: official results (PDF; 394 kB)