Koriyata
Village in Gabrovo Province, Bulgaria
42°58′N 25°02′E / 42.967°N 25.033°E / 42.967; 25.033![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9a/Flag_of_Bulgaria.svg/23px-Flag_of_Bulgaria.svg.png)
Koriyata is a village in the municipality of Sevlievo, in Gabrovo Province, in northern central Bulgaria.[1]
References
- ^ Guide Bulgaria, Accessed May 24, 2010
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Capital: Sevlievo
- Agatovo
- Baeva livada
- Balgari
- Batoshevo
- Berievo
- Boazat
- Bogatovo
- Burya
- Valevtsi
- Voynishka
- Gorna Rositsa
- Gradishte
- Gradnitsa
- Damyanovo
- Debeltsovo
- Dismanitsa
- Dobromirka
- Dushevo
- Dushevski kolibi
- Dyalak
- Enev rat
- Idilevo
- Karamichevtsi
- Kastel
- Koriyata
- Kormyansko
- Kramolin
- Krushevo
- Kravenik
- Kupen
- Lovnidol
- Malinovo
- Malki Varshets
- Marinovtsi
- Mladen
- Mlechevo
- Petko Slaveykov
- Popska
- Ryahovtsite
- Selishte
- Sennik
- Stokite
- Stolat
- Tabashka
- Tumbalovo
- Tarhovo
- Ugorelets
- Hirevo
- Shopite
- Shumata
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- Central Balkan National Park
- Aleksandar Stamboliyski Reservoir
- Plamen Markov
- Dan Kolov
- Norair Nurikyan
- Docho Hristov
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