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Below is a list of notable people born in Bitola, Republic of Macedonia or its surroundings:
- Vasilios Agorastos, (1864 - 1925) - politician
- Jordan Badev, (1888 - 1944) - literary critic
- Sefedin Bajramov, singer
- Ivan Baltov, (1877 - 1934) - revolotionary
- Anastasija Baltova, (1872 - 1957) - revoloutionary
- Mihajlo Bandevski, composer
- Nikola Berovski, (1923 - 1993) - writer
- Aleks Bukarski, (b.1984) - writer
- Marko Dimitrov, (1868 - 1924) - clergyman
- Slave Dimitrov, (b. 1946) - musician
- Metodi Dimov, (1938 - 2004) - writer
- Mihail Džerov, (1879 - 1944) - revoloutionary and jurist
- Aleksandar Eftimov, (1874 - ?) - revoloutionary
- Petar Georgiev-Kalica, (b. 1951) - composer and songwriter
- Ljubiša Georgevski, (b. 1938) - diplomat and professor
- Karolina Gočeva, (b. 1980) - pop singer
- Nikola Genadiev, (1868 - 1923) - politician
- Nexhmije Hoxha wife of the Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha
- Georgi Hristov, (b. 1976) - footballer
- Margarita Hristova, singer
- Olgica Hristova, singer
- Jonce Hristovski, (1933 - 2000) - folk singer
- Micheal Ilič, (b. 1929) - buisnessman
- Dimitar Ilievski - Murato, (1953 - 1989) - alpinist, the only Macedonian ever to conquer Mount Everest
- Vlado Kamboski, (1948 - ), jurist
- Leon Muschon Kamhi,Zionist leader of the first order in the Bitola Jewish Community
- Raphael Kamhi, (1870 - 1970) - revoloutionary
- Elpida Karamandi, revolutionary
- Niku Karanika, (1910 - 2002) - poet
- Vladimir Keckarov, (1893 - 1960), Bulgarian Army general-major
- Kire Kostov, musician
- Vasil Krapčev, (1903 - ?) - Academic
- Dimitar Lalas,composer,studied music under Richard Wagner
- Atanas Lozančev, (1870 - 1945) - revoloutionary
- Milko Lozanovski, composer
- Jani Markadauli, (b. 1965) - poloitician
- Kiril Mirčev, (1902 - 1975) - linguist and academic
- Petar Mirčev, (1907 - 1991) - journalist and academic
- Georgis Modis, (1887 - 1975) - politician and academic
- Kiril Makedonski, musician
- Stiv Naumov, revolutionary
- Gjorgji Naumov, revolutionary
- Marjan Necak singer and composer
- Miodrag Necak Composer
- Nikolče Noveski, (b. 1979) - footballer
- Fanoula Papazoglou (1917 - 2001) - historian, hellenist
- Krste Pavlovski-Levako, musician
- Mihail Petruševski, (1911 - 1990) - philologist and founder of the Faculty of Philosophy at Skopje University
- Aleksander Radev, (1864 - 1911) - revoloutionary
- Dimitar Rizov, (1862 - 1918) - revolutionary and publicist
- Darko SerdenkovComposer and musician
- Mile Serdenkov Composer and musician
- Petar Sidovski, composer
- Nikola Sotirovski, (b. 1923) - jurist
- Kiril Sovičanov, (1878 - 1961) - journalist and revoloutionary
- Dobri Stavrevski folk singer
- Goran Stefanovski, (b. 1952) - dramatist and scriptwriter
- Boris Stoicheff, (b. 1924) - Canadian Physicist
- Georgi Sugarev, (1876 - 1906) - revoloutionary
- Goce Talevski, drummer and musician
- Jovan Vraniškovski, (b. 1966) - Archbishop of the Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric
- Andonis Zois, ( - 1946) - Greek Andartes captain
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