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Burgas

Black Sea port and resort in Bulgaria; population (2001) 193,300.



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A September, 2003, meeting of European camp professionals was convened in Burgas, Bulgaria, with representatives of eight countries: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine.
European Camps: diverse programs, common goals by Pulliam, Linda Grier / Camping Magazine
Moscow talks of avoiding the Bosporus choke point with a possible new pipeline that would run from Burgas, Bulgaria, to Alexandropolous on Greece's Aegean coast.
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In one of the more unusual operations, battalion members opened a new entry port to the Balkans in the Black Sea port of Burgas, Bulgaria.
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