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Blinisht is a
village and a
former muni****lity in the Lezhë County,
northwestern Albania. At the 2015
local government reform it
became a subdivision...
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Blinisht is an
Albanian toponym which may
refer to:
Blinisht, Lezhë, a
village in Lezhë muni****lity, Lezhë
County Blinisht, Mirditë, a
village in Mirditë...
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Before 2015, it
consisted of the
following 21 muni****lities:
Balldren i Ri
Blinisht Dajç Fan Fushë-Kuqë Kaçinar
Kallmet Kolsh Kt****ë Laç Lezhë
Mamurras Milot...
- muni****lities (po****tion in 2007 in parentheses):
Balldren i Ri (9,872)
Blinisht (5,177) Dajç (7,053)
Kallmet (6,607)
Kolsh (6,259) Lezhë (24,994) Shëngjin...
- the east. The
traditional areas and
settlements of
Mirdita are: Bisak,
Blinisht, Breg, Doç, Domgjon, Fregna, Gojan, Gomsiqja,
Gryka e Gjadrit, Gjegjan...
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Mosque Other towns St. Paraskevi's Church,
Balldren St. Stephen's Church,
Blinisht St. Alexander's Church,
Bokion St. Michael's Church,
Menshat St. Veneranda's...
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Church (Albanian: Rrënojat e Kishës së Shën Stefanit) is
ruined church in
Blinisht, Lezhë County, Albania. It is a
Cultural Monument of Albania. "Religious...
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Albania and
consists of the
adjacent administrative units of Balldren,
Blinisht, Dajç, Kallmet, Kolsh, Shëngjin, Shënkoll, Ungrej,
Zejmen with Lezhë constituting...
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Publishing House. p. 7. ... the
primary schools in Korça (1637), in Pedhanë and
Blinisht in the
Shkodra district (1639)
where a
secondary school was
opened that...
- Pjetër
Zarishi or Dom
Pjeter Xarishi (1806 in
Blinisht,
Zadrima – 1866 in Kallmet, Lezhë) was an
Albanian Mirditë
Catholic priest and poet who established...
