Bankya, Pernik Province

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Bankya is a village in Tran Municipality in western Bulgaria. The village located next to the border with Serbia. Bankya has an area of 5.651 km² and a population of 16 people.

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v t e Tran Municipality
Capital: Tran
Villages	Bankya Beraintsi Bogoyna Bohova Busintsi Butrointsi Dalga Luka Dokyovtsi Dolna Melna Dzhinchovtsi Elovitsa Erul Ezdimirtsi Filipovtsi Glavanovtsi Glogovica Gorna Melna Gorochevtsi Kashle Kozhintsi Kosturintsi Leshnikovtsi Leva Reka Lomnitsa Lyalintsi Milkyovtsi Miloslavtsi Mraketintsi Mramor Nasalevtsi Nedelkovo Paramun Penkyovtsi Prodancha Radovo Rani Lug Reyanovtsi Shipkovitsa Slishovtsi Staychovtsi Strezimirovtsi Studen Izvor Tran Tsegrilovtsi Turokovtsi Velinovo Vidrar Vrabcha Vukan Yarlovtsi Zabel Zelenigrad
Landmarks	Tran ravine
Culture	Torlakian dialect St. Petka Rock Chapel

42°51′52″N 22°40′49″E / 42.86444°N 22.68028°E / 42.86444; 22.68028

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