MUNICIPALITIES >> BITOLA MUNICIPALITY

NOTE: By the 2003 territorial division of Macedonia, the rural municipalities Bistrica & Capari were attached to Bitola.

Name: Bitola (Битола).
Municipal Center: Bitola (Битола).
Official Site: http://www.bitola.gov.mk
Status: Urban municipality.
Covers Area: n/a sq km.
Location: Southern part of the country, in the Pelagonija valley.
Populated places: Bitola (city), Bratin Dol, Brusnik, Bukovo, Dihovo, Dolno Orizari, Gorno Orizari, Karamani, Krklino, Lavci, Logovardi, Magarevo, Nižepole, Orehovo, Poeševo, Raštani, Snegovo, Trn, Trnovo, Žabeni, Barešani, Bistrica, Dolno Egri, Graešnica, Kanino, Kišava, Kravari, Kremenica, Krstoar, Lažec, Medzitlija, Oleveni, Optičari, Ostrec, Porodin, Sredno Egri, Velušina, Zlokukjani, Gjavoto, Capari, Dolenci, Gopeš, Kažani, Lera, Malovište, Metimir, Ramna, Rotino, Srpci, Streževo, Svinište.

Monuments of the nature in Bitola municipality:
Pelister I - Proposed to be legally protected;
Pelister II - Proposed to be legally protected;
Pelister III - Proposed to be legally protected;
Pelister IV - Proposed to be legally protected;
Platan - Proposed to be legally protected;
Pelister - Legally Protected.

Monuments of the culture in Bitola municipality:
Heraclea Lyncestis - Archeological site
Bitola carsija (bazaar) (14^th century)
Clock tower (14^th century)
Judge Ajdar mosque (16^th century)
Jeni mosque (16^th century)
Isaac mosque (16^th century)
Bezisten (16^th century)
Jeni amam (turkish baths) (17^th century)
Amam Deboj (17^th century)
Zandan kule (prison tower)
Old fountains in Bitola
Church St. Dimitrius (19^th century)
Church of Holy Mother of God (19^th century)
Memorial room of Kemal Ataturk (20^th century)

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