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Pernik is the second largest town in western Bulgaria. The town is located in the Pernik Valley. part of the ethnographic region of Graovo, at an altitude between 700 and 850 metres (2,297 and 2,789 feet), length of 22 kilometres (14 miles) and is surrounded by mountains Vitosha, Lyulin and Golo Bardo.
Pernik Municipality Location of Pernik Municipality in Bulgaria Coordinates: 42°36′00″N 23°01′59″E / 42.60000°N 23.03306°E / 42.60000; 23
Pernik Province is a province in western Bulgaria, neighbouring Serbia. Its main city is Pernik , and other municipalities are Breznik , Kovachevtsi , Radomir , Tran , and Zemen . Topographic map of Pernik Province
Pernik Peninsula (Bulgarian: полуостров Перник, romanized: poluostrov Pernik, IPA: [poɫuˈɔstrof ˈpɛrnik]) is the ice-covered peninsula projecting 40 km in northwest direction from Loubet Coast on the west side of Antarctic Peninsula.
The town is located in the historical-geographical and ethnographic region of Graovo. Breznik is the center of its northwestern end (Gorno Graovo), and Pernik of the southeastern (Dolno Graovo). The border between the two parts of Graovo is along the lines of the villages of Selishten dol, Palilula, Velkovtsi and Viskjar.
Bogdanovdol village is located in Southern Bulgaria. The climate of the village is continental. It lies on the borders of the Balkan Mountains. The village is 12 kilometers west of Pernik, and 2 kilometers from Batanovtsi. The capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, is 39 kilometers northeast. It carries the same name as the mountain it lies in the summit ...
Kralev Dol is located in the Southwest part of Bulgaria, in Pernik Municipality. The village borders river Struma, and lies in the foot of Golo Bardo mountain. Kralev Dol village is located 12 kilometers away from Pernik and 25 kilometers away from the Capital of Bulgaria, Sofia. Highway Struma passes 1.5 kilometers away from the village.
Bosnek (Bulgarian: Боснек) is a village in western Bulgaria, located in Pernik Municipality of Pernik Province. It is known as the gateway for tourism into the karstic landscape of the Vitosha massif area. The village is downstream from a famous spring, called "living water", and is near the Duhlata cave, the longest in Bulgaria.