Malesija, Montenegro

Malesija, Montenegro

Malesija (Cyrillic: Малесија, pronounced [malɛ̌sija]) is a geographical region in Montenegro. It stretches in south-eastern direction from Podgorica towards the border with Albania. It owes its name to Malësia a region extending from Albania to Montenegro. The region is natural and cultural extension of Malësi e Madhe District[citation needed], and is inhabited mostly by ethnic Albanians[citation needed]. The region's population exceeds 10,000.

The biggest settlement in the area is the town of Tuzi. The region is roughly administratively defined as Tuzi urban municipality, a subdivision of Podgorica municipality.

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Settlements

Tuz, Milesh i Ultë, Milesh i Epërm, Vrane, Dinoshë, Sukruq, Vllanë, Kodërbudan, Nënhelm, Dushiq, Kshevë, Dreshaj, Skorraq, Pikalë, Delaj, Llofkë, Arrëz, Traboin, Helmicë, Nabom, Budëz, Selishtë, Bardhaj, Vuksanlekaj-Camaj, Gurrec, Stjepoh, Muzheçk, Drume, Bëkaj, Kojë, Omerbozhaj, Nikmarash, Priftën, Spijë, Cem, Rudinë, Poprat, Rakiq , Fundne.

Religion

  • 85% - Roman Catholic
  • 15% - Muslim

Demographics

By settlement

  • Tuzi - 3,789
  • Mileshi i ultë- 391
  • Mileshi i epërm- 672
  • Vrane - 836
  • Dinoshë - 520
  • Sukruq - 444
  • Vllanë - 442
  • Kodërbudan - 288
  • Nënhelm- 240
  • Dushiq - 212
  • Kshevë - 183
  • Dreshaj - 142
  • Skorraq - 112
  • Pikalë - 83
  • Delaj - 65
  • Llofkë - 59
  • Arrëz - 55
  • Traboin - 52
  • Helmnicë - 52
  • Nabom - 49
  • Budzë - 37
  • Selisht - 29
  • Bardhaj - 47
  • Vuksanlekaj.Camaj 800
  • Gurrec - 37
  • Stjepoh - 59
  • Muzheçku - 15
  • Drume - 215
  • Bëkaj - 7
  • Kojë - 91
  • Omerbozhaj - 114
  • Nikmarash - 13
  • Priftën - 2
  • Spijë - 61
  • Cem- 100
  • Rudinë - 30
  • Poprat - 72
  • Rakiq - 164
  • Fundne - 280
  • Total - 10,339

See also

SHKA Gruda


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