Geographical region in north-eastern Bulgaria
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Southern Dobruja, also romanized as Dobrudja, Dobrudza and Dobrudzha among other spellings (Bulgarian: Добруджа) is a Bulgarian region, a part of the greater Dobrudja area located in both Bulgaria and Romania. The region is located in the Bulgarian Northeast, on the eastern part of the Danubian Plain, between the rest of North Bulgaria to the west, the Balkan to the south and the Black Sea Coast to the east. To the north, its boundary is drawn by the Danube river and the international border that separates the region from Northern Dobruja in Romania.
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the administrative centre of Dobrich Province, and the ninth largest city in the country by population.
town with a multi-ethnic population, close to Thracian tomb of Sveshtari, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
the administrative centre of Razgrad Province. Notable mostly for the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Abritus.
a huge, Communist-era monument looms over the city from the top of the green Shumen Plateau; several historic sites are nearby - the medieval capitals of Pliska and Preslav and the Madara Rider, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another province centre, and the tenth largest city in the country by population.
city on the banks of the Danube. The administrative center of Silistra Province.

a calm provincial city, the administrative centre of Targovishte Province.
small town on the Danube with an old fishing area; a large battle took place there in World War I, so there is a military cemetery that commemorates it.

a small town in Shumen Province. Notable for the extensive ruins of the medieval city of Preslav, the second capital of the First Bulgarian Empire.
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