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Ohrid

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Ohrid

Town in Macedonia, near the Albanian border, situated on the shore of Lake Ohrid; population (1994 est) 44,000. It is on the site of an ancient Greek colony and is one of the oldest towns in the region. Its buildings include a 10th-century fortress and an 11th-century church. Sts Cyril and Methodius, creators of the Slavonic alphabet, are believed to have worked here.



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pop, 64,200), in Macedonia, on a rock above Lake Ohrid, on the Albanian border.
Former Finance Minister Nikola Popovski by Macedonian Press Digest
pop, 64,200), in Macedonia, on a rock above Lake Ohrid, on the Albanian border.
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Once again this year, the central event of the summer cultural life in the Republic of Macedonia is the Ohrid Summer Festival.
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