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village of Yerusalimovo

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Yerusalimovo is a village in southern Bulgaria. It is located in the municipality Lyubimets, Haskovo region.

It is located 7 km north of town of Lyubimets, 20 km northwest of town of Svilengrad, 30 km northwest of Kapitan Andreevo and the Bulgarian-Turkish border, and about 60 km east of Haskovo.

The village is situated 4 km away from the left bank of Maritsa river.

Its altitude is 125 m.

Population is around 140 people.

The climate is with predominantly Mediterranean influence. This is expressed primarily by higher average annual temperatures.

The village has electricity and water, the streets are partially paved. School, kindergarten, shops and hospital care are available 10 minutes drive to the nearby municipal city of Lyubimets.

The oldest traces of life in the land of Yerusalimovo are dating back from III-millennium BC. Traces of Thracian settlement were found west of the Hisar area, Yurtya and Ortaborun, but most impressive are the tracks from the period of Roman rule, Late Antiquity and Mediaval Bulgarian ages. Settlement of the village to its present location happened in the early 18th century.

In honor of the 2000th anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ, in 2000, was built a five-meter metal Christian cross, symbolizing spiritual connection between the village of Yerusalimovo and the holy city of Jerusalem. It is an expression of the desire for spiritual raising and preserving the values ​​of Christianity and a symbol of love and affection between people and nations. The main street is named "Palestine" and there is a fountain built on it, thanks to Palestinian donations.

Around the village there are many places with beautiful stones, which have their own history and represent cultural and historical attractions.

 

Source: http://bg.wikipedia.org
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