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Veleshka Maalo or Veleshko Maalo is an old neighborhood of Kumanovo, Macedonia. The name came from the merchants from the town of Veles who sold their products by the river Vardar and Pchinja, the Konjarinja villages, Studena Bara and Krasta. Todays name of the main street of the old neighborhood is Narodna Revolucija and it was their shortest way to the center of the city so called Tumba.

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