Bogoyna
Village in Bulgaria
Bogoyna is a village in Tran Municipality in Pernik Province, western Bulgaria. The village located next to the border with Serbia. It was divided by the Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine between Bulgaria and Serbia. The Serbian part of the village is called Petačinci.
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42°52′22″N 22°39′38″E / 42.87278°N 22.66056°E / 42.87278; 22.66056
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Capital: Tran
- Bankya
- Beraintsi
- Bogoyna
- Bohova
- Busintsi
- Butrointsi
- Dalga Luka
- Dokyovtsi
- Dolna Melna
- Dzhinchovtsi
- Elovitsa
- Erul
- Ezdimirtsi
- Filipovtsi
- Glavanovtsi
- Glogovica
- Gorna Melna
- Gorochevtsi
- Kashle
- Kozhintsi
- Kosturintsi
- Leshnikovtsi
- Leva Reka
- Lomnitsa
- Lyalintsi
- Milkyovtsi
- Miloslavtsi
- Mraketintsi
- Mramor
- Nasalevtsi
- Nedelkovo
- Paramun
- Penkyovtsi
- Prodancha
- Radovo
- Rani Lug
- Reyanovtsi
- Shipkovitsa
- Slishovtsi
- Staychovtsi
- Strezimirovtsi
- Studen Izvor
- Tran
- Tsegrilovtsi
- Turokovtsi
- Velinovo
- Vidrar
- Vrabcha
- Vukan
- Yarlovtsi
- Zabel
- Zelenigrad
- Tran ravine
- Torlakian dialect
- St. Petka Rock Chapel
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