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Malo Konare Мало Конаре
Village
Malo Konare
Coordinates: 42°12′00″N 24°25′59″E / 42.200°N 24.433°E / 42.200; 24.433
Country	Bulgaria
Oblast	Pazardzhik
Opština	Pazardzhik
Government
• Mayor (Municipality)	Petar Kulenski (PP–DB)
• Mayor (Town Hall)	Dimcho Karaivanov
Area
• Total	52.214 km (20.160 sq mi)
Elevation	209 m (686 ft)
Population
• Total	3,852
• Density	74/km (190/sq mi)
Area code	03513
Vehicle registration	РА

Malo Konare (Bulgarian: Мало Конаре) is a village located in Pazardzhik Municipality, Pazardzhik Province, of southern Bulgaria. The population is 3,852 as of 2024 and is the biggest village in the municipality.

Geography

Malo Konare is located in the eastern part of Pazardzhik Province and lies 8 km away from the municipal centre Pazardzhik and 106 km away from the capital Sofia. It borders Luda Yana to the west and its territory in the northwest reaches the left bank of the river. Its width is 4 km to the north, south and east. Malo Konare is located in the Upper Thracian Plain with an elevation of 209 m and is on flat terrain with the exception of some Thracian mounds which break its flat monotomy. The biggest of them all is "Staro selishte" which is located 4 km east from the village. The plain around the Luda Yana is slightly raised and uneven. There are oak, acacia, poplar and zelkova trees. There are many orchards on the village's territory. The land is fertile and is made up of alluvial and loess soils.

Economy and infrastructure

Agriculture is developed in Malo Konare. Many types of fruits and vegetables are grown. There are also vineyards and orchards. Livestock breeding such as cattle, poultry and sheep is also developed. There is also a fishery.

Infrastructure is poorly developed. The water supply is made up of three class pumps. The water source is groundwater. Since 2011 there are over 1900 homes. The houses are mainly made of bricks, concrete slabs and metal joists. The village is served by the first class I-8 road the starting point of the 37 km long third class III-8003 road.

References

1. "Tables of Persons Registered by Permanent Address and by Current Address". Official Site of the Civil Registration and Administrative Services (GRAO). 15 March 2024. Retrieved 4 June 2024.
2. ^ Great Encyclopedia Bulgaria 2011, p. 2690.
3. "Malo Konare". Guide Bulgaria. Retrieved 4 June 2024.
4. Pazardzhik Municipality 2011, p. 300.
5. Batakliev 1969, p. 432.
6. ^ Batakliev 1969, p. 433.
7. Integrated Development Plan 2021-2027, p. 52.
8. Integrated Development Plan 2021-2027, p. 112.
9. Integrated Development Plan 2021-2027, p. 169.
10. Integrated Development Plan 2021-2027, pp. 167–168.
11. "A Map of the Republican Road Network of Bulgaria". Official Site of the Road Infrastructure Agency. Retrieved 4 June 2024.

Bibliography

• Great Encyclopedia Bulgaria (in Bulgarian) (7 ed.). Sofia: Trud. 2011. ISBN 978-9-54398-153-3.
• Pazardzhik Municipality (2011). Encyclopedia Pazardzhik (in Bulgarian). Pazardzhik: Belloprint. ISBN 978-954-684-308-1.
• Batakliev, Ivan (1969). Pazardzhik and Pazardzhishko (in Bulgarian). Sofia: Profizdat.
• Integrated Development Plan of Pazardzhik Municipality (PDF). Pazardzhik Municipality. 2021.

v t e Pazardzhik Municipality
Capital: Pazardzhik
Villages	Aleko Konstantinovo Apriltsi Bratanitsa Chernogorovo Debrushtitsa Dobrovnitsa Dragor Gelemenovo Glavinitsa Govedare Hadzhievo Ivailo Krali Marko Lyanovo Malo Konare Miryantsi Mokrishte Ognyanovo Ovchepoltsi Patalenitsa Pishtigovo Rosen Saraya Sbor Sinitovo Topoli Dol Tsar Asen Tsrancha Velichkovo Yunatsite Zvanichevo
Landmarks	Church of the Mother of God Pazardzhik Clock Tower Pazardzhik History Museum Georgi Benkovski Stadium Church of St Demetrius, Patalenitsa Church of the Dormition Tell Yunatsite
Culture	PFC Hebar Pazardzhik Chitalishte Videlina
Notable people	Kimon Georgiev Konstantin Muraviev Konstantin Velichkov

• Villages in Pazardzhik Province