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Pernik

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Pernik (pĕr`nĭk), city (1993 pop. 91,075), W Bulgaria, on the Struma River. The industrial center of a coal-mining region, it has iron and steel smelters, glassworks, and power plants. Pernik is linked by rail with Sofia and Greece. It was known as Dimitrovo from 1949 to 1962.
Pernik
an industrial town in W Bulgaria, on the Struma River. Pop.: 84 000 (2005 est.)

Pernik 

a city in Bulgaria, located in an intermontane basin on the Struma River, southwest of Sofia; capital of Pernik District. Population, 84,000 (1974). Pernik is a major rail junction and a leading center of heavy industry with close production ties with Sofia. Industries include the mining of brown coal and the generating of electric power, which is produced at the Republika and Pernik Thermoelectric Power Plants. Other industries are ferrous metallurgy (the Lenin Steel Works) and the manufacture of mining equipment and other machinery. Pernik also has enterprises that produce glass and pectin.



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CSKA Sofia, currently third in the Bulgarian league table, lost its last two league games, 0-3 to Mineur Pernik last week and 0-2 to Litex Lovech on Sunday.
This year Ading opened a new facility in the Bulgarian city of Pernik, too.
Byline: ANI Sofia (Bulgaria), August 3 (ANI): The second archaeological expedition to excavate the Bulgarian medieval fortress Krakra near the western city of Pernik has begun.
 
 
 
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