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'''Macedonia''' may refer to:
*], a modern country in southeastern Europe
*], a region of Greece
*], a wider geographical and historical region covering both of the above, as well as parts of Bulgaria, Albania, Kosovo and Serbia

'''Historical entities'''
* ], also known as Macedon, the kingdom of Philip II and Alexander the Great
* ], a province of the early Roman Empire * ], a province of the early Roman Empire
* ], a late Roman administrative unit * ], a late Roman administrative unit

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