Vinitsa, Plovdiv Province

Vinitsa (Bulgarian: Виница) is a village in southern Bulgaria, located in Parvomay Municipality, Plovdiv Province. As of the 2020 June Bulgaria Census, the village has a population count of 1273.[1]

Vinitsa
Виница
Village
Vinitsa is located in Bulgaria
Vinitsa
Vinitsa
Vinitsa on the map of Bulgaria
Coordinates: 42.133333°N 25.133333°E / 42.133333; 25.133333
CountryBulgaria
ProvincePlovdiv Province
MunicipalityParvomay Municipality
Area
  Total14.763 km2 (5.700 sq mi)
Population
  Total1,273
  Density86.2/km2 (223/sq mi)
Area code031603

Geography

Vinitsa is located 10 kilometers South West from Parvomay. The Maritsa river flows near the village.[2]

The geographical area, in which it is located - the Upper Thracian Plain, is fertile and enables the inhabitants to cultivate many crops. Near Vinitsa village, an endangered species of swamp snowdrop can be found. Along with Gradina village, this is one of the few places that the endangered plant can be found in Southern Bulgaria. In 1903, the village was renamed from Badarlii to Vinitsa.[3]

Infrastructure

There is one school in Vinitsa, a primary school named "Vasil Aprilov", which allows students to graduate the 8th grade.

Most children from the village continue their education in the nearby Municipality of Parvomay.[4]

There is a community hall with library in Vinitsa, named after Georgi Sava Rakovski. It was built during 1928.[5]

References

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